LOUIS BENOIT

No matter what language I practice in, I provide solutions for my clients in language they’ll understand.

Louis practises in the Business Law Group of Low Murchison Radnoff LLP and has worked with both one of the largest firms in Canada and as in-house counsel to a large post-secondary educational institution. Fluently bilingual, Louis provides his legal services in both French and English. He specializes in the preparation and negotiation of commercial agreements including licenses, service agreements, development agreements, non-disclosure / confidentiality agreements, joint ventures and teaming agreements. In addition, Louis advises clients on company formations and administration, commercial leasing, construction and privacy law issues.

Louis has expertise in regulatory compliance and commercial issues relating to e-commerce, direct selling, and consumer protection. He also provides advice to not-for-profit and charitable organizations on corporate governance matters. Louis has acted for a wide range of clients from start-ups and established private companies, to educational institutions, government agencies and public sector organizations.

Louis is a member of the Law Society of Upper Canada, the Canadian Bar Association, the County of Carleton Law Association, the Ottawa Centre for Research and Innovation, the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce, the Regroupement des gens d’affaires de la capitale nationale, and the Association des juristes d’expression française de l’Ontario (AJEFO).

Direct Line:

(613) 696-1315 or
(613) 236-9442 Ext. 164 

Assistant:

Jocelyn White ext. 147 jwhite@lmrlawyers.com

Corporate Clerk:

Wendy Gallinger ext. 141  wgallinger@lmrlawyers.com

Louis practices in the areas of:

Business Law
Technology Law
Privacy Law
Institutional Law

Little known fact: Louis was the drummer of a band in his high school years which was hired by the Ontario Ministry of Health to write and record a song for its anti-smoking campaign. Louis later sold his drums, deciding to forego a career as a rock star, but you can still catch him playing the “air drums” when listening to a good rock song.