Barreau du Québec–admitted, trilingual IP and technology counsel for Montreal businesses, AI companies, and creative professionals — in English, French, and Persian.
Barreau du Québec · No. 333681-6
Aghil Ebrahimi, Esq. is a graduate of the Université de Montréal and a member of the Barreau du Québec (No. 333681-6), with deep roots in Montreal's legal and creative communities. He advises Montreal-based technology companies, AI startups, digital creators, and international clients entering the Quebec market on IP strategy, privacy law, and technology transactions — fluently in English, French, and Persian.
Meet the FounderMontreal's technology sector is one of Canada's most dynamic — and Quebec's distinct legal framework, including Civil Law foundations and Law 25 privacy obligations, requires counsel who genuinely understands the Quebec context. Aghil Ebrahimi, Esq. studied law at the Université de Montréal, is admitted to the Barreau du Québec, and serves Montreal clients directly in English, French, and Persian.
Yes. Aghil Ebrahimi, Esq. is an active member of the Barreau du Québec (No. 333681-6) and a graduate of the Université de Montréal. He is authorized to advise and represent clients on Quebec law matters, including IP, technology contracts, AI compliance, and privacy under Law 25.
Yes — Law 25 imposes some of the strictest privacy obligations in North America, including mandatory privacy impact assessments, breach notification requirements, and data minimization rules. We help Montreal businesses build compliant data practices, draft privacy policies in both languages, and respond to incidents before regulators intervene.
Absolutely. Aghil Ebrahimi, Esq. is fully trilingual in English, French, and Persian and provides legal services in all three languages. All client communications, contracts, and advice can be delivered in French or Persian for clients who prefer it — no translation required, no intermediary.
Yes. We advise Montreal-based AI companies on the interplay between Quebec's Law 25, Canada's proposed AIDA, PIPEDA, and U.S. AI regulations for companies operating cross-border. We also advise on AI-generated content ownership, training data licensing, and algorithmic accountability under Quebec Civil Law.
Book a strategy call using our online scheduling link — available in English or French, conducted remotely to fit your schedule. You will speak directly with Aghil Ebrahimi, Esq., a Montreal-trained lawyer who understands the Quebec legal landscape firsthand.