Lawyer Profile
Charles Taschereau
Quebec City, Quebec
Overview
Charles Taschereau is a Judge of the Court of Quebec in Quebec City, sitting in the Civil Division. He joined Norton Rose Fulbright Canada in 2001, became a partner in 2010, and was appointed to the Court of Quebec effective February 14, 2019. His former private-practice work focused on commercial litigation, construction, engineering and infrastructure law, including public-contract integrity matters. He holds civil and common law degrees from the University of Sherbrooke and Queen's University and was called to the Quebec Bar in 1998.
Practice Areas
Bar Information
Quebec Bar, 1998
Professional Details
Education
Bachelor of Common Law, Queen's University, 1999
Bachelor of Civil Law, University of Sherbrooke, 1996
Articles & Speeches
Author, New Quebec blacklist keeps tabs on convictions under an array of different laws, Lexology, October 24, 2012
Author, Bill 1 becomes law: doing business with the state is now a privilege that requires prior authorization, Lexology, January 17, 2013
Author, Public contracts: overpayments targeted by the government (again), Lexology, December 16, 2014
Speaker, Ethique et integrite, Norton Rose Fulbright Quebec presentation
Selected Decisions
Ville de Quebec c. Centre commercial Innovation inc., 2023 QCCQ 1723, Quebec Court, Small Claims Division, Quebec City, April 6, 2023