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Premier Business Law Firm in Québec City
A Tradition of Excellence Since 1957
Stein Monast is one of the most respected law firms in the region, located in the heart of the Old Port of Quebec. With a rich history dating back to 1957, our team of over 60 lawyers provides top-tier legal services to businesses and institutions. We are a full-service firm specializing in Business Law, Commercial Litigation, and Insurance Law. Our attorneys are recognized for their integrity, innovation, and dedication to client success 🏛️.
- Commercial & Corporate Law: Mergers, acquisitions, and corporate governance.
- Litigation: Robust representation in civil and commercial disputes.
- Labour & Employment: Advising employers on complex workplace matters.
- Bankruptcy & Insolvency: Strategic solutions for financial restructuring.
Located at Espace Dalhousie, our offices offer a prestigious environment for your legal consultations. If you need to hire a corporate lawyer or require specialized legal advice for your company, Stein Monast delivers results. We serve clients across the province and internationally. Trust our expertise to protect your interests ⚖️.
Specializing In
Commercial Litigation, Corporate Law, Insurance Defence, Insolvency
Address & Location
70 Rue Dalhousie, Suite 300, Québec, QC G1K 4B2
Building Location
Located in the prestigious Espace Dalhousie building in the Old Port (Vieux-Port). The building is directly across from the terminal and near the Museum of Civilization.
Suite Access
Take the main elevator to the 3rd floor (Suite 300). Reception is immediately visible upon exiting the elevator.
Parking Details
Paid parking is available in the adjacent lots and nearby municipal parking garages in the Old Port area.
Public Transit
Conveniently located near the Traverse Québec-Lévis ferry terminal. Served by RTC Bus Routes 1 and 11, with stops at Place des Canotiers or Dalhousie.
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Stein Monast – Québec, QC
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