Mark G. PEACOCK

Background

Peacock, Mark G. was born on February 14, 1951 in Ottawa, Ontario.

Education

Carleton University (Bachelor of Arts, 1971). Queen"s University (Bachelor of Laws, 1974). London School of Economics (Master of Laws, 1975).

Laval University (Licentiate of Laws, 1979).

Spoken languages: English, French.

Career

Worked at Adessky Poulin (Montreal, QU) specializing in General Civil Practice. Corporate, Insurance, Labour, Commercial, Insolvency, Administrative, Environmental, Family, Taxation, Real Estate, Computer, Trademark and Copyright Law and General Litigation. Admitted to the bar, 1977, Ontario.

1981, Quebec.

Author: "The Doctrine of Forum Conveniens in Ontario and Quebec: The Two Solitudes," 47 R. du B. 111 (1987).

"And Justice In Education Foreign All: Education Adapted To Special Needs In The Quebec Legal Context," 53 R de B.343 (1993). Law Clerk to the Chief Justice of the High Court of Ontario, 1977-1978.

Member: Law Society of Upper Canada. Montreal, Quebec and Canadian (President, Quebec Branch.

Chairman, National Civil Litigation Section, 1988-1990) Bar Associations.

Our partners and associates have always taken a strong interest in contributing to the political, legal and social fabric of our community. Former partners of the firm have gone on to hold prominent positions in the judiciary of the province and in leading businesses. Other members of the firm hold senior positions in municipal and provincial government as well as in a variety of community organizations.

Achievements

• Mark G. Peacock has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Law Society of Upper Canada. Montreal, Quebec and Canadian (Chairman, National Civil Litigation Section, 1988) Bar Associations. Association des Juristes d’ Expression Fran?aise de L’Ontario.