Media Law Lawyers for Web and Communications

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Media, digital and communications

The media, web, and communications sector in Quebec follows the pace of technological change and is therefore constantly transforming and evolving. Our lawyers work with traditional media (press, TV, radio), digital media, communications agencies, content creators, influencers, producers, publishers, web platforms, and technology companies (software, SaaS, web agencies, coding agencies). From defamation to the protection of ideas, our lawyers can guide you to ensure compliance with regulations, such as those of the CRTC, for example, or laws, such as Law 25 on the protection of personal information.

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An Overview of Our Services:

  • Legal advice to avoid defamation;
  • Defense against a defamation claim;
  • Defamation lawsuit for damage to reputation;
  • Defamation on social media and other digital platforms;
  • Distinction between freedom of expression and defamation;
  • Removal of publications and the right to be forgotten;
  • Legal management of reputational crises;
  • Negotiation of retractions or public apologies.
  • Content production agreements (TV, radio, web, podcasts);
  • Collaboration agreements between creators and media outlets;
  • Influencer contracts and brand partnerships;
  • Broadcasting licenses and distribution rights;
  • Advertising and sponsorship agreements;
  • Licensing agreements and content resale;
  • Employment contracts for creators and journalists;
  • Negotiation and protection of creators’ interests.
  • Respect for privacy in publications;
  • Protection of image rights and consent;
  • Compliance with personal information protection laws (Bill 25);
  • Publication of personal information and legal limits;
  • Lawsuits for invasion of privacy;
  • Defense against privacy violation claims;
  • Management of collected personal data (web, digital media);
  • Transparency and privacy policies.
  • Contractual protection of concepts and ideas for technology companies;
  • Confidentiality agreements for software and SaaS projects;
  • Non-disclosure clauses (NDA) in contracts with clients and partners;
  • Protection of trade secrets and technical know-how;
  • Agreements with digital, development, and coding agencies, etc.;
  • Contracts with contract developers and protection of concepts;
  • Prevention of idea theft during technological partnerships;
  • Securing business relationships in the tech sector.

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