The Anti-SLAPP Era in BC: What 2026 Defamation Cases Tell Us Par : Kate Daniels-Addison June 19, 2026 What is Anti-SLAPP? Although being the subject of defamation or...
By: Catherine Ramsay-Piérard, Lawyer, and Louisa Kouretas, Articling Student Must a Building Be at Risk of Collapse to Constitute a “Loss of the Work”? The Often-Overlooked Scope of...
By Arine Nazirganian Alienation or Use of Agricultural Land Without CPTAQ Authorization The protection of agricultural land constitutes a fundamental pillar of Québec law. Nevertheless, many real estate...
By Maïka Dion-Test and Louisa Kouretas What to Expect with CMHC Real Estate Financing Whether through lower interest rates, extended amortization options, or favorable financing ratios, CMHC-insured financing...
By Marie-Chantale Dubé Exclusion of legal warranty clauses: beware of hidden effects Sales of immovable property without a legal warranty have experienced significant growth in Québec in recent...
By Alexandra Kallos If AI Acts Like a Lawyer, Is It Liable Like One? The implications of Nippon v. OpenAI for Insurance and Law Nippon Life Insurance Company...
By Nicolas Beaulieu, Lawyer and Partner at Gascon & Associés SENCRL. In the context of commercial financing, businesses seeking credit or simply opening a bank account with a...
By Nicolas Beaulieu, Lawyer and Partner at Gascon & Associés SENCRL. For several years now, owing to the substantial and steadily increasing costs associated with carrying out real...
Over the past year, the Gascon real estate team, including Attorney Bruno Fraticelli, Notaries Marie-Chantale Dubé and Arine Nazirganian and Paralegals Cynthia Zakher and Linda Charbonneau, under the...
By Audrey Robitaille, Partner, and Louisa Kouretas, Student Article 1887 of the Civil Code of Québec (hereinafter “C.C.Q.”) provides that the purchaser of an immovable is bound to...