CRIMINAL DEFENCE AND PENAL LAW IN MONTREAL
Criminal law services
Lawyer Gabriel Fosse defends people charged with criminal offences in Quebec, primarily in Montreal, Longueuil and the Greater Montreal area. His approach is based on a rigorous analysis of the evidence, the protection of fundamental rights and the preparation of a defence tailored to each case.
Legal overview
Criminal defence for complex or urgent charges
A criminal charge can have serious consequences for your liberty, reputation, employment and future. Lawyer Gabriel Fosse guides clients through various types of criminal cases, with particular attention to police procedures, constitutional rights and possible defence strategies.
Impaired driving
Impaired driving cases require a careful analysis of the arrest, reasonable grounds, the tests requested, constitutional rights and police procedures.
Violent crimes
Lawyer Gabriel Fosse defends people charged with assault, uttering threats, criminal harassment, domestic violence and other offences against the person.
White-collar crime
White-collar crimes can include fraud, theft, corruption, financial offences and complex cases involving extensive documentary evidence.
CHARTER RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS
A defence based on your rights
In many criminal cases, the way an arrest, detention, interrogation, search or evidence collection was conducted can prove decisive. Lawyer Gabriel Fosse places great importance on the rights guaranteed by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE
Know what to expect
A criminal case often involves several stages: appearing in court, disclosure of evidence, negotiations, applications, a preliminary inquiry, trial or sentencing.
Understanding the process helps you make better decisions at every stage.
Legal insights
Helpful articles for your situation
Impaired driving: reasonable grounds and arrest procedures
We can help you understand and challenge the legality of an impaired driving arrest.
What rights are guaranteed by the Charter?
In Canada, everyone is protected by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
What to do after an arrest?
Being arrested can be a distressing experience, especially if you don't know your rights.
How can you avoid a criminal record?
When someone is charged with a crime, the primary goal is always an acquittal.
CONFIDENTIAL LEGAL ASSESSMENT
Have you been charged with a criminal offence?
Contact Lawyer Gabriel Fosse to discuss your case and assess the options available to you.
(514) 647-6675
gfosse@borogroup.com
500 Place d’Armes, Suite 2350, Montréal, Québec H2Y 2W2