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Me Kurt Johnson , à la retraite
Distinction between « Practising advocate » and « Retired advocate »
A Retired advocate is 55 years of age or over. He may use the prefix “Me” or “Mtre” before his name provided it is followed by the title “retired advocate”; he may not, however, assume the title of advocate or attorney, verbally or otherwise, or practise the profession of advocate, in particular perform the acts described in section 128 of the Act respecting the Barreau du Québec, including pleading or acting before a tribunal referred to in subparagraphs 1 to 7 of paragraph a of subsection 2 of that section.
Please refer to section 128 of the Act respecting the Barreau du Québec to know the acts that cannot be performed by a retired advocate or contact the Barreau du Québec at infobarreau@barreau.qc.ca for more details on the restrictions that apply to this type of permit.
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- Company / employer
- Bishop's College School
- Address
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80 Chemin Moulton Hill
Sherbrooke QC J1M1Z8 - Phone
- 514 561-5755
- kjohnson@bishopscollegeschool.com
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- Areas of law and practice areas
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Civil / litige
- Litige
- Civil
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Affaires
- Affaires
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Civil / litige
- Spoken languages
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- Français
- Anglais
- Allemand
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- Year first entered on the Roll of the Order
- 1992
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- Regional bar
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- Saint-François
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Types of mandates accepted
Legal aid mandates
Legal aid is a public service offered free of charge or for a contribution to financially eligible persons who request it.Limited scope mandates
A limited scope mandate means that the lawyer deals with only part of the case and not the whole case, in order to reduce costs and improve access to justice. For example, the lawyer's intervention may be limited to giving you legal advice or drafting proceedings, but not to representing you in court.Lump sum mandates
A mandate whereby a client agrees with a lawyer to pay a lump sum in exchange for legal services, instead of being billed the hours worked at an hourly rate.Percentage fee mandates
A mandate whereby a lawyer agrees to be compensated based on a percentage of the amount the client receives in the case.Mandate on an hourly rate basis
In this type of mandate, the lawyer bills the client based on the number of hours spent on the file (including the time spent on the phone and writing letters). -
- Lump sum mandates
- Percentage fee mandates
- Hourly rate mandates
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