Background
Bertrand, Robert J. was born on June 19, 1933 in Montreal, Quebec.
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Robert J. Bertrand
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University of Montreal (Bachelor of Arts, 1954. Licentiate of Laws, 1957. Master of Arts Economics, 1959).
London School of Economics (Mediterranean Shipping Company, Economics, 1961.
Master of Laws, 1962). Harvard University (Master of Laws 1966).
Spoken languages: French and English.
Career
Worked at Gottlieb & Pearson (Montreal, QU) specializing in Anti-Dumping, Countervailing Duty, Customs, International Trade, Admiralty, Insurance, Corporate, Commercial, Administrative, Litigation and Foreign Investment, Government Procurement. Admitted to the bar, 1958, Quebec. Fellow in Law Teaching, Harvard Law School.
Adjunct Professor of Law, University of Ottawa, 1968-1991.
Professor of Law, University of Montreal, 1962-1974. Author: "Legislative, Administrative and Judicial Process in Canadian Taxation," Queen"s Printer, 1967.
"Report on Petroleum Industry in Canada," 6 Volume Queen"s Printers, 1981. Member Executive Board and President, Canadian University Teachers Association, 1969-1972.
Director of Investigation Competition Acting, 1974-1981.
Chairman, Canadian Import Tribunal, 1981-1988. Vice-Chairman, Canadian International Trade Tribunal, 1988-1991. Appointed Queen"s Counsel, 1977.
Member: Montreal, Quebec and Canadian Bar Associations.
Military:. 1966)
Gottlieb & Pearson serves a multi-national clientele as the only Canadian law firm dedicated for almost three decades to the practice of customs and international trade law. The firm was founded by Mr.
Richard Gottlieb who is considered in Canada and abroad as a pioneer and dean of the Canadian trade law field Gottlieb & Pearson has its origins in Montreal, Quebec and has established offices in Toronto, Ottawa, Ontario and Brussels, Belgium.
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Member: Montreal, Quebec and Canadian Bar Associations. Military:. 1966).
