The work of Professor Louis Thibierge’s firm focuses on three areas:
consulting, arbitration, and litigation.
Professor Louis Thibierge provides legal opinions, either for internal purposes (risk analysis, development of negotiation or contract termination strategies, assistance in drafting clauses) or in support of litigation, arbitration, or government proceedings. He drafts, files, and submits to cross-examination in both French and English.
Professor Louis Thibierge acts as counsel, co-arbitrator, sole arbitrator, or president of arbitral tribunals in ad hoc or institutional arbitration proceedings. He also acts in appeals for annulment against arbitral awards.
Professor Louis Thibierge assists and represents legal entities and individuals, both public and private, in various types of litigation (contract termination, abrupt termination of established commercial relationships, distribution, approval clauses, contractual liability, etc.).
Professor Louis Thibierge's firm works with clients from all sectors of activity, including:
Professor Louis Thibierge’s firm does not simply apply the law: it thinks about it, anticipates it, and innovates.
The dual role of professor and lawyer creates a unique synergy. Teaching and research feed into daily practice, while real-world cases enrich academic thinking. This constant flow between theory and practice guarantees:
High-level legal analysis, rooted in in-depth knowledge of doctrine and case law
Innovative strategies that anticipate changes in the law
Solid arguments capable of convincing even the most demanding courts
The firm constantly monitors developments in law, case law, and practice. This vigilance enables us to identify legal opportunities, anticipate risks, and propose forward-thinking solutions.
Beyond academic rigor, the firm favors a pragmatic approach focused on the client’s objectives:
A detailed understanding of economic and strategic issues
Operational solutions tailored to the constraints of the business world
Responsiveness and availability
Clear and informative communication
The ability to perceive the core of a legal issue, to accurately characterize it, and to