Langlois has hired eight people from LJT Avocats (Legault Joly Thiffault), a tax and business law firm based in Montreal: two partners, three other lawyers and notaries, and three paralegals. The incoming partners are notary Michel Turcot, in practice since 1979, who taught for many years at the Université de Montréal and Université de Sherbrooke law faculties and advises entrepreneurs and professionals on tax, succession and business transfers, and lawyer Marie-Josée Monfette, called in 1988, who does transactional tax work for clients in health care, real estate and construction. Notaries Joëlle Turcot and Alice Boulet and lawyer Laurence Boulet are also part of the group. LJT founder Christian Joly told Droit-inc the transition was amicable, and Monfette pointed to a shared view of legal practice as a reason for the move.
Two partners and three other lawyers and notaries, plus three paralegals; the report names no office.
- Joined
- Langlois
- Role
- Group move (5 lawyers)
- Practice
- Tax and business law
- City
- Quebec
- Previously
- LJT Avocats
- Announced
- November 10, 2026
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