François Pariseau is a member of the Administrative Law group. He focuses his practice primarily on administrative and constitutional law in many specialized areas, such as access to information, protection of privacy, and professional and disciplinary law.

Education

• L.L.M., Université de Sherbrooke, 2022
• LL.B., Université du Québec à Montréal, 2020

In this capacity, he regularly represents and advises public and private entities, including professional orders and public bodies on issues relating to constitutional law, judicial review, injunctions and disputes in administrative law.

Mr. Pariseau holds a Master's degree in common law and transnational law from the Université de Sherbrooke and a Bachelor of Laws from the Université du Québec à Montréal. Given his bijural training, he is well equipped to handle complex cases. During his studies, he completed two Master's research assistantships with renowned female professors. His Master's thesis deals with national, international and private standards in the wine industry. Drawing on his academic experience, Mr. Pariseau honed his skills as a research lawyer for the Honourable Mark Schrager, J.C.A., at the province's highest judicial court, the Court of Appeal of Québec.