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Stéphane Fillion Associé/Partner Montréal

Stéphane Fillion

Partner Fasken
Jurisdiction Quebec, 1997
Language(s) French, English
Office(s) Montréal
Contact
Business +1 514 397 4309
Email sfillion@fasken.com
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  • Recognized in Labour and Employment Law by the Best Lawyers in Canada , The Best Lawyers in Canada 2017 to 2022
  • Ranked by Chambers Canada in the field of employment and labour since 2018 (Band 1 in Québec), Chambers Canada 2018 to 2022
  • Recommended by the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory in the fields of Labour Relations, Employment Law and Workplace Human Rights, Lexpert 2014 to 2021
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Education

  • LLB Université de Sherbrooke
Article, Author Freedom of Association and the Right to Organize in Canada – Have we gone too far? American Bar Association Section of Labor & Employment Law, International Labor and Employment Law Committee, Midyear Meeting Download
Article, Author Industrial Relations Law Across the World - Current legal frameworks and trends, Chapter concerning Canada Wolters Kluwer Editions
Article, Co-Author Les frontières entre la vie privée et la vie professionnelle Les Cahiers de droit, Volume 54, Numéro 2–3–Juin–Septembre 2013, p. 255–275.
Speaker Freedom of Association and the Right to Organize in Canada – Have we gone too far? American Bar Association Section of Labor & Employment Law, International Labor and Employment Law Committee, Midyear Meeting
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