Hubert Sibre is a partner in business law at Miller Thomson’s Montréal office. He advises companies facing highrisk situations, from large international corporations to local entrepreneurs. With expertise in restructuring, insolvency, and commercial litigation, as well as experience in complex transactions in commercial and real estate matters, Hubert is a sought-after advisor who helps clients navigate major challenges. A formidable litigator, he has appeared at all levels of court, including the Supreme Court of Canada on several occasions.
Hubert teaches and lectures in Canada and abroad on securities law, restructuring, insolvency, and credit law. A respected author, he is a dynamic speaker who regularly participates in conferences. His publications focus on civil procedure and securities enforcement, while his presentations cover securities law, restructuring, insolvency, and credit law. Well-regarded in the legal community, Hubert is particularly recognized for his commitment to youth, sports, education, and entrepreneurship.
A graduate of the Université de Montréal, Hubert has been recognized as one of Canada’s leading litigators by Legal 500 and Benchmark Litigation Canada. He is also a Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America and is noted by Best Lawyers Canada for his excellence in commercial litigation and expertise in restructuring and insolvency.
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- Arbitration
- Commercial
- Commercial and transactions
- Commercial disputes
- Dispute resolution
- Financial services
- LL.B., Université de Montréal, 1992
- Member of the Editorial Board of National Insolvency Review
- Member of the advisory board of NACM-Canada (National Association of Credit Management), the most important association of its kind in the world
- INSOL International
- Member of the Jury for the John Molson’s School of Business International MBA Competition
- Canadian Foundation of Insolvency
- National Association of Credit Management – Canada
- Member of the Editorial Board of National Insolvency Review
- Quebec, 1993