Audrey-Anne Béland

Audrey-Anne Béland specializes in the commercial litigation group and, more specifically, in municipal and administrative law. Audrey-Anne acts for both private sector companies and public organizations such as municipalities. In this capacity, she advises and assists clients in the development and urban planning, expropriation process and the environment. Audrey-Anne is also involved in municipal taxation mandates, particularly in appeals regarding the contestation of property assessments and special taxes. She also acts in cases involving public contracting processes, access to information, protection of agricultural lands, ethics and lobbying. Finally, she acts on behalf of her clients before the courts and administrative tribunals of the province of Quebec. Audrey-Anne Béland acts as a trainer and lecturer in various municipal and real estate law fields for several organizations. She has lectured on the protection of cultural heritage, zoning and urban planning, and the expropriation process. She has developed particular expertise in Airbnb-type short-term rental files. Audrey-Anne is the lawyer in charge of professionals with five years or less experience in our Quebec City office. She offers personalized support and ensures their well-being, integration and professional development. She practices in both French and English.