Description
Marc-André Sansregret practices in the area of civil, commercial and corporate litigation, as well as in individual labour relations matters. He pleads before all levels of courts.

He excels in the development and implementation of strategic planning in complex litigation matters involving a variety of industries and sectors. He has developed particular knowledge and expertise in mining law and directors’ and officers’ liability.

His practice has led him to acquire a thorough knowledge of the operations of many companies working in a variety of fields, allowing him to provide advice tailored to the specifics of his clients’ business.  

Associations & Achievements
Since 2004 - Member of the Young Alumni Advisory Board of McGill University’s Faculty of Law

Since 2008 - Co-chair of the Young Alumni Advisory Board of McGill University’s Faculty of Law

Representative mandates
Commercial Litigation
Ungava Mineral Exploration Inc. v. Mullan and Durham et. al., 2008 QCCA 1354
He was part of the senior team of lawyers who successfully defended a $50 million damages claim in the mining sector before all levels of courts, including the Supreme Court of Canada.  In the process, the Court of Appeal rendered a precedent-setting decision on the principle of res judicata
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Litigation – Duty of loyalty
Gravino v. Enerchem Transport Inc., 2008 QCCA 1820
Marc-André was also co-lead counsel with Raynold Langlois, Q.C. in their successful defence against a damages suit in a complex matter involving the duty of loyalty and the appropriation of a business opportunity by former directors of a company. In the course of the proceedings, which went all the way to the Supreme Court of Canada, the Quebec Court of Appeal rendered a precedent-setting judgment on the duty of loyalty, specifically on the criteria for assessing a maturing business opportunity.