LawDBCanada's Legal Directory
LawDBCanada's Legal Directory
Every Quebec City firm in our directory, Featured and Basic, shown together on the map and ranked by rating. Narrow it down by practice area below.
LawDB lists 9 law firms in Quebec City, Quebec, with 993 Google reviews between them and an average rating of 4.8 stars. Briand S.A. Avocats ranks first on our rating-and-review-weighted ordering (5.0 stars from 91 reviews), and Bellemare Avocats has the most reviews (393). Firms in Quebec City cover traffic, criminal defence, family law, personal injury, business law, immigration. Quebec City sits in the LawDB “Quebec City & Levis” area, so firms in nearby cities are linked below.
Lawyers in Quebec are regulated by the Barreau du Quebec and practise under the Civil Code of Quebec. Smaller civil matters are heard in the Court of Quebec, while larger claims and divorces go to the Superior Court. Many firms work in French, and some serve clients in English as well.
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LawDB currently lists 9 law firms in Quebec City, Quebec. Briand S.A. Avocats has the highest weighted Google rating, and Bellemare Avocats has the most Google reviews (393).
Firms listed in Quebec City cover traffic, criminal defence, family law, personal injury, business law, immigration. Use the practice-area links above to jump straight to the firms for your type of case.
The Barreau du Quebec regulates lawyers in the province and publishes a public directory (Repertoire des avocats) where you can confirm that someone is a member in good standing.
Quebec has two legal professions. Lawyers (avocats) handle litigation, criminal and family court matters and most advisory work. Notaries are legal professionals who commonly prepare wills, mandates, marriage contracts and real estate deeds, and can handle uncontested matters. Many matters can be done by either, so ask the firm what is best for your situation.
Many Quebec firms work in French first. Several of the firms listed here also serve clients in English. Ask when you call, and check whether documents you will need to sign are provided in English as well.
Under the Civil Code of Quebec the general prescription period for most civil claims is three years, and some claims have shorter or longer periods. If you think you may have a claim, speak to a lawyer promptly.
Firms are ordered by Google rating, weighted for the number of reviews. Ratings, review counts and practice areas are a snapshot and may have changed. General information only, not legal advice. LawDB is an independent directory and is not affiliated with any listed firm.