About
A tradition of excellence for over 60 years
The firm’s origins date back to 1963, when Me Robert Cliche, an already well-established lawyer in the Beauce district and teacher at the Quebec Bar School, met Me Paul Laflamme, whom he invited to join him in forming the law firm
Cliche et Laflamme.
At the time, the firm specialized in general law, practicing both civil and criminal law. Richard Cliche joined the firm in 1968.
In the 1970s, business and family law became increasingly important. It was during this decade, in 1972, that Me Robert Cliche became a judge.
Me Diane Loubier joined the firm in 1977, and it was then that the firm took its current name of Cliche Laflamme Loubier.
In the late 1980s, the son of one of the founders, Me Charles Laflamme, joined the firm. While maintaining a strong practice in family law, administrative law and general civil law, the firm took a new direction, focusing on manufacturing SMEs and the agri-food sector.
Today, Cliche Laflamme Loubier strives daily to offer fast, efficient service to its ever-growing clientele.
