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26 March 2020

CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) – CONTINUITY OF BUSINESS OF STEIN MONAST – CLOSURE OF PHYSICAL ACCESS TO THE OFFICES

Quebec City, March 24, 2020 – In response to the Québec Government’s request to help reduce the spread of COVID-19, Stein Monast announces that it has limited public access to...

25 March 2020

L’ACTIVITÉ DES TRIBUNAUX EN CETTE PÉRIODE D’URGENCE SANITAIRE

Malgré ce qui précède, les tribunaux continuent, encore, à tous les jours, d’entendre par téléphone ou par visioconférence des dossiers urgents, par exemple : Demande d’injonction provisoire; Demande pour l’émission d’une...

16 March 2020

CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) – MEASURES TO REDUCE THE SPREAD AND BUSINESS CONTINUITY OF STEIN MONAST

Quebec City, March 16, 2020 – Stein Monast’s priority is to protect our professionals, employees and to serve our clients and business partners effectively during this period of uncertainty. Several...

25 February 2020

Stein Monast on the move: an arrival and a comeback

The law firm Stein Monast is proud to welcome Mr. Nicolas Dubé as a member of its civil and professional liability insurance team as well as Mrs. Marie-Pierre Jacob amongst...

18 February 2020

The inexcusable error does not bar a remedy for the recuperation of a payment made in error (L’Unique, assurances générales inc. v. Roy, 2017 QCCS 3971 and 2019 QCCA 1887)

By Maud Rivard, partner, and Ruby Riverin-Kelly, associate In January 2010, a fire broke out in a building where Dre Brigitte Roy (hereinafter the “Insured”) operated her dental clinic. At the time of...

17 February 2020

Stein Monast adds two new partners

Stein Monast is pleased to announce that Mrs. Jennifer Dumetz, lawyer, and Mrs. Yannie Bordeleau, notary, have been appointed partner of the firm. Called to the Bar in 2008, Mrs. Jennifer Dumetz practices...

18 December 2019

Exclusion Clause Relating to Illegal or Criminal Activity

By Maud Rivard, partner, and Carolane Gélinas, associate In a judgment rendered on April 15, 2019, the Superior Court stated on a claim by the owners of a building that...

2 December 2019

What if you shouldn’t be the person having to bear your employee’s employment injury related costs?

By Catherine Cloutier, Partner Occasionally, the Tribunal administratif du travail (“TAT”) determines who has to be bear the costs of an employment injury. The TAT disposed this year inter alia...

18 November 2019

Regulation 51-102 – Regulatory impacts of the failure to comply to continuous disclosure requirements.

By Mr. Pierre-Olivier Plante, Partner and Mrs. Maude Fortin-Massé, Lawyer As part of its supervision mandate, the Autorité des marchés financiers (“AMF”) has set up a Continuous Disclosure Review program...

11 November 2019

Commentaire sur la décision Comité des citoyens pour la sauvegarde de notre qualité de vie (Val-David) c. Bouchard – Retour sur les principes applicables à la notion de troubles de voisinage

Par Camille Roy, avocate Résumé L’auteure commente cette décision dans laquelle la Cour supérieure est saisie d’une action collective en réclamation de dommages moraux et de dommages punitifs basée sur...

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