Partner in the Labour & Employment group in Montreal. Former practice group leader and member of National and Regional Management Committees with other national law firms. His practice focuses on all areas of labour and employment law, for both federally regulated and provincially regulated undertakings. Frequently called upon to advise and represent companies with respect to high profile employment matters. Often acts in disputes that give rise to issues relating to non-competition covenants and the non-solicitation of clients and employees. Provides strategic advice regarding collective labour relations. Also active in the field of human rights. Frequently called upon to represent clients before arbitration tribunals, the Commission des relations du travail, the Canada Industrial Relations Board, and the civil law courts, including the Federal Court of Appeal and the Court of Appeal for Quebec. Was also involved in matters before the Supreme Court of Canada. Former guest speaker and lecturer at McGill University. Obtained LLM from the Université of Montréal in 1999 (Constitutional Law), and LLB from the Université of Montréal and Osgoode Hall Law School (York University) in 1995. Called to the Quebec Bar in 1997.