Mr. Landry has practiced law with Noël et Associés since his admission to the Bar in 1993. Having practiced in a multitude of areas of law, Mr. Landry focuses his practice primarily on labour law, human rights and privacy law, litigation, and estate law. He also acts as Supreme Court of Canada correspondent for various law firms across the country.
Multiple Judicial Forums
Mr. Landry, a partner since 2001, also benefits from extensive experience before various tribunals, having made representations before administrative bodies, arbitration panels, and courts of general jurisdiction. In addition to his litigation experience, Mr. Landry has developed expertise in collective agreement negotiation, mediation, and conciliation in both labour law and other areas of practice.
Committed to His Community
Committed to his community, Mr. Landry has participated in and chaired numerous boards of directors, including that of Collège préuniversitaire Nouvelles-Frontières, of which he is a founding member. For more than ten years, he has been involved as both president and honorary patron of the Gala des Grands chefs for the Canadian Cancer Society (Outaouais). Similarly, Mr. Landry is a proud collaborator with the Law-Health Alliance component of the Centre de pédiatrie sociale de Gatineau. Mr. Landry also serves as vice-president of the Collège Héritage foundation. In addition to these community commitments, Mr. Landry has also taught at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law as part of advocacy seminars and the Laskin Moot competition, and at the École du Barreau (Ottawa centre) in the human rights law component.