MONTREAL, QC

Got a severance package in Montreal? A 30-minute review can be worth thousands.

Severance packages in Quebec are almost always negotiable, even when presented as final — but that negotiation only works before you sign the release, which is exactly why timing matters more than most people realize.

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Severance Review Lawyer in Montreal — what to expect

Severance packages in Quebec are almost always negotiable, even when presented as final — but that negotiation only works before you sign the release, which is exactly why timing matters more than most people realize.

Our Montreal employment lawyers review your offer against comparable Quebec cases for someone with your age, tenure and role, flag any restrictive covenants or non-disparagement terms buried in the fine print, and — where the offer is genuinely light — negotiate directly with your employer on your behalf without you having to have that conversation yourself.

What this can cover

  • Line-by-line review of your severance offer
  • Comparison against {province} common law entitlements
  • Restrictive covenant and release-term review
  • Direct negotiation with your employer if warranted

Why people call Northbridge first

  • Lawyers licensed with the Barreau du Québec
  • No cost to start
  • Direct line to the lawyer handling your file — no call center
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LOCAL

Our Montreal team works cases through Palais de justice de Montréal and coordinates directly with clinics like Montreal General Hospital.

DEADLINES

Quebec gives you three years under the Civil Code of Québec — earlier calls preserve more options.

LICENSING

Every Northbridge lawyer on this file is a member in good standing of the Barreau du Québec.

FREQUENTLY ASKED

Questions Montreal clients ask first

How quickly do I need to get my severance reviewed?

As soon as possible — most severance offers include a signing deadline, and once signed, the release typically can’t be undone.

Does a review cost anything if I decide not to negotiate?

Your initial consultation is free; we’ll tell you plainly if your offer already looks fair before recommending anything further.

Can my employer withdraw the offer if I try to negotiate?

It’s uncommon and can carry its own legal risk for the employer — we’ll advise on how to approach negotiation professionally and without unnecessary risk.

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