Christophe Leduc is a well-rounded litigator in the Litigation and Dispute Resolution group in our Montréal office. His practice focuses on commercial and civil litigation, as well as public and administrative law, competition, franchise and real estate. His experience includes complex commercial litigation, injunctions, seizures, and urgent and extraordinary relief. This includes orders for civil searches (Anton Piller), compelling the production of information (Norwich) and freezing assets (Mareva), and other types of safeguard orders.
With a Master’s in Business Administration (MBA), Christophe has a deep understanding of the strategic and operational issues his clients face. He leverages his blend of legal and business skills to propose practical solutions tailored to business realities, thereby helping clients make informed and effective decisions.
Christophe also has extensive experience in litigation involving non-compete and non-solicitation clauses, unfair competition, and corporate fraud. He has been successfully involved in a number of high-profile cases that showcased his professionalism and strategic sense. He frequently appears before the courts in proceedings for extraordinary relief, particularly in the high-tech and franchise sectors, where he assists clients in protecting and developing their businesses.
