Incorporation and Dissolution of Corporations

Together with our knowledgeable team, you will prepare the appropriate corporate structure for the realization of your projects and objectives. You will be guided in the management of potential risks with respect to both the incorporation and the dissolution whether it be for a provincial or federal corporation, non-profit organization, cooperative or joint venture.

Thanks to our pragmatic approach, you will work towards the business structure that best suits your needs.

Incorporation and organization of corporations
Name searches
Shareholder agreements
Negotiation and drafting of limited partnership agreements
Annual corporate filings and requirements
Drafting, verification and updating of corporate minute books
Compliance with securities legislation
Asset distribution agreements
Dissolution of companies and partnerships

YOUR TEAM

NICOLAS BEAULIEU

Attorney, Partner

ALEXANDRE BÉCHARD

Attorney, Partner

SAVERIO (SAM) COPPOLA

Attorney

SANDER H. GIBSON

Attorney

CAROLINE S. HOLLAND

Attorney

DANIÈLE LALANDE

Senior Counsel

MÉLANIE MASSON

Attorney

MANCE MÉNARD ST-PIERRE

Attorney

JEAN PROULX

Attorney, Partner

AUDREY ROBITAILLE

Attorney, Partner

ÉMILIE THERRIEN

Attorney

MATHIEU TREMBLAY

Attorney

CYNTHIA ZAKHER

Paralegal

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