Montreal, September 26, 2024 – For a second consecutive year, Chambers has awarded De Grandpré Chait Band 1 status in Real Estate: Zoning, and for a fourth year, our Real Estate team has earned Band 2. We would like to highlight the nominations of Eric Lasry, Robert Greenberg and Jean-Daniel Lamy, who made it into the rankings for the first time.
We are proud of these recognitions, which are based on outstanding feedback from our peers and clients and are a testament to the trusting relationships we build with them. The reason De Grandpré Chait makes this list year after year is because we are committed to clear communication and authentic relationships, using our in-depth expertise to ensure that each of our customers progresses confidently through their business journey.
“Our clients’ trust counts above all else, which is why we are honored to receive these distinctions from such a prestigious and methodologically rigorous guide. Once again, this year, both our experienced and up-and-coming lawyers stand out in this ranking. This clearly demonstrates the depth of our expertise and the durability of our firm,” said Martin Raymond, Managing Partner at De Grandpré Chait.
In this edition, Chambers has recognized the following De Grandpré Chait practice areas and lawyers for their outstanding contributions:
Our warmest congratulations to our nominated lawyers.
Chambers Guide is a leading legal reference, highlighting lawyers who demonstrate exceptional prowess in their respective fields. These rankings are meticulously crafted, based on an in-depth analysis of mandates completed throughout the year, and supported by extensive research and interviews with clients and industry players.
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