Archived listing. The details below describe a past opening.
Our client, a growing notarial firm, is seeking a business law notary who wants to do more than simply process files.
Do you enjoy transactions, entrepreneurs and mandates that require sound judgment? Would you like to become a true strategic advisor to a business clientele and contribute to the growth of a modern firm? This opportunity may be a good fit for you.
The firm is also open to discussing your involvement in its continued development and, eventually, the possibility of an ownership interest.
The Role
You will advise a diverse business clientele on matters including:
- Incorporations;
- Corporate reorganizations;
- Shareholders’ agreements;
- Business sales and acquisitions;
- Commercial financing;
- Restructurings;
- Commercial trusts;
- Strategic advice to entrepreneurs.
You will work with a dynamic, modern and collaborative team where ideas move quickly and autonomy is genuinely valued.
The ideal profile
- Member in good standing of the Chambre des notaires du Québec
- At least three years of experience in business law;
- Strong autonomy, rigour and organizational skills;
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills;
- A proactive mindset and the ability to develop practical solutions;
- Comfortable building business relationships;
- Able to work collaboratively while managing files independently;
- Knowledge of Para-Maître and Microsoft Office, an asset;
- Functional English, an asset;
- An existing client base is an advantage, but not a requirement.
What the firm offers
- A flexible schedule and hybrid work arrangement;
- Three to five weeks of vacation;
- A modern and collaborative work environment;
- Continuing education;
- Paid membership fees for the Chambre des notaires du Québec and professional liability insurance;
- Opportunities to take on a strategic role within the firm;
- Openness to discussing a potential partnership or ownership opportunity.
Are you looking for an environment where excellence, autonomy and enjoyment at work can genuinely coexist? We would like to meet you.
