Property law consultations
Connect with our experienced legal team in Quebec to discuss your real estate transactions, commercial leases, or land disputes.
How to reach us
Our offices are conveniently situated to assist clients across Quebec. Whether you prefer to schedule an in-person meeting or arrange a virtual video conference, our staff is responsive and ready to secure your commercial investments.
Office address
26774 Max Isle, H7A 0A1 Laval, Quebec, Canada
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Frequently asked property law questions
Do I need a lawyer before signing a commercial letter of intent?
Yes. While a Letter of Intent (LOI) is often described as non-binding, specific provisions regarding exclusivity, confidentiality, and deposit terms can be legally binding. Engaging a property law expert early avoids costly negotiation traps.
How long does commercial real estate due diligence usually take?
A standard commercial due diligence period ranges from 30 to 60 days. This allows ample time to review property titles, land surveys, structural integrity reports, environmental records, and zoning compatibility.
What is the difference between a triple net lease and a gross lease?
In a gross lease, the tenant pays a flat rate, and the landlord covers property taxes, insurance, and maintenance. In a triple net lease (NNN), the tenant is responsible for these ongoing operating costs in addition to base rent.
How can you help resolve commercial tenant disputes?
We analyze the lease agreement to establish clear rights and obligations, negotiate structured settlements, and, if necessary, represent landlords or tenants in formal litigation to enforce lease provisions.