Mr. Piché-Messier has worked on the preparation and enforcement of trials, seizures, injunctions and Anton Piller orders, as representative of the plaintiff and as independent supervisor sollicitor for several Canadian law firms, in civil and commercial law, and particularly in commercial fraud, anti-counterfeiting and intellectual property enforcement litigation, privacy, high technology and industrial espionage. Has represented various clients before the Superior Court, the Court of Appeal, the Federal Court and various administrative tribunals in Québec.Has been involved in negotiating, drafting and reviewing contracts in various areas of law, including commercial leases and IP licensing agreements.Mathieu was a member of the parliamentary committees of the National Assembly responsible for reform of the Quebec Code of Civil Procedure.He coauthored a work of doctrine (325 pages) entitled L'injonction et les ordonnances Anton Piller, Mareva et Norwich (The Anton Piller, Mareva and Norwich Injunctions and Orders) and published by Lexis Nexis in 2009. http://www.blg.com/en/ourpeople/pichemessier-mathieu#tabs-0

President and Chairman of the board.CAIJ (Centre d’accès à l’information juridique) is a non-profit organization created in December 2001 with the purpose of facilitating access to legal information for the entire legal profession. CAIJ is an organization related to the Québec Bar. With more then 60 employees, it is the largest supplier of legal information in Québec and ranks among the largest in North America. Its mission is to make legal information available, with priority given to the members of the Québec Bar and Judiciary, and to ensure that access is the same regardless of geographical location or work environment. Its challenge is to reduce the time, effort and cost related to the practice of law. First and foremost, CAIJ serves members of the Québec Bar and Judiciary. It also serves students of the École du Barreau and legal personnel, such as librarians, paralegals and articling students. CAIJ operates a network of 40 libraries located in the courthouses of the province. It also offers online research tools (the JuriBistroTM Suite), as well as research and training services. Whether you are looking for printed documents or electronic data, legislation, caselaw or legal literature, www.caij.qc.ca is your gate to finding the information you need. Our purpose is to make your legal research easier!

President and Chairman of the board.Founded in 1898, the Young Bar Association of Montreal (YBAM) represents more than 4200 lawyers with 10 years or less of practice, registered in the Montreal area. These young lawyers work in all existing fields of law where they leave their mark on the professional scene. They are the profession’s succession, both on a national and international scale. Influent as a group, engaged in their community, they are called upon to be society’s leaders within the best law firms, private enterprises, institutions and public organizations.The YBAM is run by a board of directors made up of 15 volunteer lawyers who ensure that its goals are met. Its mission is twofold. First, the YBAM seeks to defend and to promote its members’ interests. Second, it offers services of consultation and legal information on a volunteer basis to different segments of the population, and organizes charitable activities. Overall, it seeks to improve access to justice and to contribute to the collective well-being.