Mr. Proulx has been practicing commercial, real estate and corporate law for over 40 years. He acts primarily as an advisor and negotiator in the fields of financing, acquisition and sale of real estate assets, business law, corporate law and financial restructuring. He is also involved in various other areas of practice, such as construction, real estate development and retirement home management.
His experience has led him to work with a wide range of individuals, companies and institutions in the business world, as well as with in-house counsel for numerous companies. He has written or commented on several instructional or work manuals and financing documents used by financial institutions and private companies.
Mr. Proulx has taught at the Université de Montréal’s Faculty of Law and at the Québec Bar’s continuing education program. He is a member of the Union Internationale des Avocats and has been a speaker at this international association’s congresses, notably in Nice and Seville. In addition, he has been a guest lecturer at a major Quebec financial institution’s continuing education program for executives, and is regularly asked to give lectures on real estate law. He has served on the boards of several non-profit organizations and is currently a director of the Ronald McDonald House in Montreal.
Representative mandates
Creation of a real estate fund
Financing the Louis & Auguste project
Redrafting a declaration of co-ownership for a major residential complex
Partnership between Ipso Facto and Brivia to develop 1 Square Phillips.
Sale of a stake in a major rental real estate project
Creation of a real estate fund worth over $150m
Cumulative financing of $113 million
