Presenting a strong case before the TAL
Learn how to effectively prepare your cases for the Tribunal administratif du logement. Our course gives you the tools and key advice to help you succeed in your legal proceedings.
What you will master
By the end of this course, you will have gained the knowledge and tools needed to effectively prepare a case for the Tribunal administratif du logement (TAL) and confidently defend your rights.
- Understand how the TAL operates, including the different stages of the process, applicable deadlines, and procedural rules when filing an application.
- Master the documentation required to build a strong case, including the importance of a formal notice, what should be included in your list of exhibits, how witnesses are managed at a hearing, and how to properly serve the application on the opposing party.
- Develop the skills to organize and present evidence effectively at a hearing, including understanding what evidence is admissible and how to present it persuasively.
About this course
Introduction
- Course materials
- Introduction — FREE PREVIEW
How to properly prepare a case for the Tribunal administratif du logement
- Procedure
- Understanding the different types of applications
- Specific applications vs. general applications
- How to properly complete a general application
- Representation before the TAL
- Evidence
- The hearing
- Methods of contestation
Assessment
- Test your knowledge
- Letter and form templates
Sophie Sallaleh
Sophie has been a notary since May 2016 and began her career in traditional practice, where she gained solid experience until August 2017. Her growing interest in real estate led her to become a legal advisor for DuProprio for more than two years. In August 2019, she joined the CORPIQ family as a property management advisor. In a short time, she moved up the ranks, becoming Head of Training and Advisory Services in August 2023, then Director, Advisory Services and Training, later that same year. Known for her ability to simplify complex topics and her unwavering commitment to client service, Sophie excels at supporting and advising Quebec landlords through their questions and disputes. Her personalized approach and practical guidance make her a trusted resource for property owners across the province.
Valérie Cuierrier-Besner
Ms Valérie Cuierrier-Besner completed her legal studies at the Université de Montréal in 2004 and has been a member of the Bar since 2005. Ms Cuierrier-Besner has practised at Gagnon & Associés since 2005. From the time she joined the Gagnon & Associés team, Ms Cuierrier-Besner has provided ongoing legal advice to the firm's clients. Like the other members of the Gagnon & Associés team, Ms Cuierrier-Besner represents landlords in cases before the Tribunal administratif du logement and the courts of general jurisdiction. Ms Cuierrier-Besner has given several conferences over the years, particularly in rental law. She has also authored numerous articles. Since 2018, Ms Cuierrier-Besner has been accredited as a mediator in civil, commercial, and labour law, as well as for Small Claims in the Montréal and Longueuil judicial districts.
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Sophie Sallaleh
Valérie Cuierrier-Besner
