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Business immigration There are over 30 types of work permits in Canada, each with its own specifics, deadlines and requirements. Our business immigration lawyers begin by identifying the strategy that best meets your needs, evaluating risk based on your specific situation and acting within the framework of a reasonable budget.
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Sports law Patrice Brunet is a neutral arbitrator for the Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada (SDRCC) and the Court Arbitration for Sport. He is frequently appointed either by the tribunal or by parties in cases related to Olympic and pan-American sports.
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Patrice Brunet, lawyer
President and founder
patrice.brunet@patricebrunetavocats.com
Education:
C. Dir., McMaster University, 2010
Quebec Law Society, 1992
Education: LL.B., University of Montreal, 1991
Patrice has been a lawyer for over 25 years, mainly practising immigration and sports law.
In the mid-2000s, he was president of the Quebec Immigration Lawyers’ Association (AQAADI). Nowadays, he is often called upon to comment various public situations regarding immigration and sports law. Patrice has been interviewed by in La Presse and on CBC, SRC, TVA, LCN, TQS, Global News, Fox News Network, and Première Chaîne.
He has also been invited as a guest speaker for many institutions, including: Sherbrooke, McGill, Concordia, Ottawa and Marquette Universities, John Abbott College, Ithaca College, and the Barreau du Québec.
In 1999, Patrice received the prestigious Arista-Sunlife award from the Junior Chamber of Commerce of Montreal, in the Young Professional of the Year category.
Patrice coauthored the book Le droit du sport au Québec et au Canada (Sport Law in Quebec and Canada), published by Éditions Yvon Blais in 2018.
High-profile cases
In 2002, during the Salt Lake City Olympic games, Patrice represented the Canadian Olympic Committee before the Court Arbitration for Sport to allow figure skaters David Pelletier and Jamie Salé to receive the gold medal, following a corruption scandal.
Patrice Brunet is a neutral arbitrator for the Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada (SDRCC) since its foundation in 2001 and the Court Arbitration for Sport since 1995.
In 2007, he was appointed as the chair of the American doping arbitration tribunal that convicted cyclist Floyd Landis on doping charges.
Fluently bilingual, Patrice offers his services in English and in French.
C. Dir., McMaster University, 2010
Quebec Law Society, 1992
Education: LL.B., University of Montreal, 1991
Patrice has been a lawyer for over 25 years, mainly practising immigration and sports law.
In the mid-2000s, he was president of the Quebec Immigration Lawyers’ Association (AQAADI). Nowadays, he is often called upon to comment various public situations regarding immigration and sports law. Patrice has been interviewed by in La Presse and on CBC, SRC, TVA, LCN, TQS, Global News, Fox News Network, and Première Chaîne.
He has also been invited as a guest speaker for many institutions, including: Sherbrooke, McGill, Concordia, Ottawa and Marquette Universities, John Abbott College, Ithaca College, and the Barreau du Québec.
In 1999, Patrice received the prestigious Arista-Sunlife award from the Junior Chamber of Commerce of Montreal, in the Young Professional of the Year category.
Patrice coauthored the book Le droit du sport au Québec et au Canada (Sport Law in Quebec and Canada), published by Éditions Yvon Blais in 2018.
High-profile cases
In 2002, during the Salt Lake City Olympic games, Patrice represented the Canadian Olympic Committee before the Court Arbitration for Sport to allow figure skaters David Pelletier and Jamie Salé to receive the gold medal, following a corruption scandal.
Patrice Brunet is a neutral arbitrator for the Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada (SDRCC) since its foundation in 2001 and the Court Arbitration for Sport since 1995.
In 2007, he was appointed as the chair of the American doping arbitration tribunal that convicted cyclist Floyd Landis on doping charges.
Fluently bilingual, Patrice offers his services in English and in French.
Contact
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+1.514.935.0404
patrice.brunet@patricebrunetavocats.com |
4000 rue Saint-Ambroise, Suite 260
Montreal, QC, H4C 2C7 Canada |