In the realm of liability insurance, the goal is to protect the insured against the financial consequences of damages caused to others. Article 2396 of the Civil Code of Quebec outlines the principles, but a fundamental aspect that is often overlooked is the insurer's obligation to defend the insured against any claim that could result in a judgment covered by the insurance policy. This obligation is found in Article 2503 of the Civil Code of Quebec, yet it remains frequently ignored.

When it comes to running a business in Quebec, leasing a commercial property is a crucial step that requires special attention. No matter what your business sector is, whether you're opening an office, a store, or a factory, a commercial lease is often one of the unavoidable contracts. But beyond signing, do you truly understand what a commercial lease entails? What are your rights, obligations, and renewal terms? What happens if you need to sublet or assign the lease due to unforeseen circumstances? To protect your business from potential disputes, it's essential to be fully informed about the legal implications of this contract. This is where a specialized business lawyer in Quebec can guide you. Discover why it’s crucial to seek professional help for the drafting and review of your commercial lease.

When a loss occurs, you naturally expect your insurance to cover the damages. Yet, there are times when your insurer refuses to compensate you—whether because the damage isn’t covered under your policy or due to a failure to meet your contractual obligations. In this article, we explain your rights and the steps you can take, based on Quebec law, to challenge an insurer's refusal.

Starting a business is an exciting yet challenging adventure. A successful launch requires meticulous planning and support from the right experts. At ASC Avocat Flex, we understand that every step of the process is crucial to the success of your entrepreneurial project. Here is a detailed checklist to guide you through this journey, with the invaluable help of a business lawyer.