Overview

Louis St-Martin is a Partner in TCJ's Montréal office. He practices primarily in real-estate law, with a focus on municipal taxation, property assessment, expropriation, landlord-tenant relations, commercial leases and co-ownership. He also handles civil and commercial litigation. He represents and advises major property owners and municipalities in the Montréal region, including on property assessment and real estate matters. His litigation work includes product liability, damages, construction and succession matters, and has involved opinions, negotiations and written and oral representations before the Administrative Tribunal of Québec, the Court of Québec, the Superior Court, the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court of Canada. The profile states that he is a member of AEMQ, BOMA and IDU, is involved with community organizations and Mouvement Desjardins, and serves as vice-president of the board of the Fondation du Centre de cancérologie Charles-Bruneau. It also records his participation in fundraising climbs and events for that foundation, conferences for professional and property-assessment organizations and UQAM, and co-authorship of a 2008 book on real-estate territories.

Practice Areas

• Droit immobilier
• Fiscalité municipale
• Évaluation foncière
• Expropriation
• Relations entre locataires et locateurs
• Baux commerciaux
• Copropriété
• Litige civil
• Litige commercial
• Responsabilité des produits
• Dommages
• Construction
• Successions

Bar Information

Called to the bar: 1988 (QC)