Marc James Tacheji is a litigation lawyer and partner in our Montréal office. His practice focuses on both commercial and real estate litigation, as well as applications for judicial review of government and administrative decisions.
He assists businesses, contractors, developers and companies in matters directly affecting the continuity of their operations, market access or the completion of key projects. His clients rely on his practical judgment, strategic vision and ability to oversee complex matters effectively in high-stakes litigation.
He regularly acts in matters involving the Autorité des marchés publics (AMP), including authorizations, eligibility for public contracts and regulatory compliance, as well as in urgent requests for stays or injunctions to preserve market access.
In commercial litigation, he assists clients in breach of contract claims, business disputes, extraordinary remedies, and strategic matters involving financial or reputational issues. In real estate litigation, his practice focuses on disputes involving commercial leases, construction-related issues, latent defects, co-ownership, easements, expropriation and property rights.
Marc James has appeared before all levels of court and before various administrative tribunals in Québec. His work is recognized by Benchmark Litigation and Best Lawyers.
He is deeply committed to mentorship and teaching. He taught advocacy at McGill University’s Faculty of Law for seven years and currently contributes to professional education through conferences and publications. He is also actively engaged in mentoring and community involvement. He chairs Fasken’s Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Committee, serves on the board of the Canada-Arab Business Council (CABC), and was involved in the founding of the Québec Branch of the Armenian Bar Association.
