Juliette Oger-Chambonnet

Associate

Juliette Oger-Chambonnet is an Associate in KRB’s Litigation Group. She leverages her dual academic background in law and business administration in her civil, commercial, and real estate litigation practice.

She is involved in a wide range of matters, particularly contractual issues and commercial disputes, and supports her clients in managing complex legal situations by proposing strategic solutions aligned with their objectives.

Juliette’s academic background includes a Bachelor of Laws from the Université de Montréal, as well as a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from ESG UQAM. This multidisciplinary educational background strengthens her ability to approach matters from multiple perspectives and respond with precision to her clients’ legal and business challenges.

Education

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), UQAM’S School of Management (2021)

Bachelor of Laws (LLB), Université de Montréal (2024)

École du Barreau (2025)

Year of Call

Quebec Bar (2026)

Practice Areas

Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Alternative Dispute and Resolution

Corporate and Commercial Litigation

Shareholder Disputes

Real Estate and Condominium Litigation

Publications and Visibility

Oger‑Chambonnet, J. (2026). Why include an ipso facto termination clause in a Quebec commercial lease. KRB Lawyers.

Oger‑Chambonnet, J., & Déry‑Goldberg, P. (2025). Professional secrecy and trust accounts: How far does notarial protection really extend? KRB Lawyers.

Déry‑Goldberg, P., & Oger‑Chambonnet, J. (2025). Who owns the rights to AI‑generated content? A gray area within copyright law. KRB Lawyers.

Oger‑Chambonnet, J., & Déry‑Goldberg, P. (2025). Influencers and misleading advertising: What determines their legal liability? KRB Lawyers.

Oger‑Chambonnet, J., & Déry‑Goldberg, P. (2026). Secret professionnel et comptes en fidéicommis des notaires : jusqu’où s’étend réellement la protection ? Droit inc.

Oger‑Chambonnet, J., & Déry‑Goldberg, P. (2025). Influenceurs et publicité mensongère : quelle responsabilité juridique ? Droit inc.