Marc-Alexis Laroche

Marc-Alexis Laroche

Principal Lawyer
Principal Lawyer

Marc-Alexis Laroche

Education 2019 : Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.), Université de Sherbrooke

2019 : Advanced English Microprogram, Université de Sherbrooke (2019)

2016 : Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Applied Political Studies, Law profile, Université de Sherbrooke
Professional affiliation Barreau du Québec (since 2020)

Canadian Bar Association (CBA) Vice-Chair of the Executive Committee, division Québec-Immigration

Biography

Marc-Alexis Laroche serves as a lawyer in our Canadian Immigration department. In this role, he advises Galileo’s clients on business immigration matters and supports the preparation of immigration applications and the provision of advisory services. Galileo’s clients under his responsibility work in a multitude of sectors, including manufacturing, mining and technology. His advice and internvention in the files he manages are essential for Galileo’s clients, who are facing talent retention, foreign talent hiring and immigration issues.

Marc-Alexis is a results-oriented lawyer; his ability to fully understand client needs and to propose practical and creative solutions is anchored in his way of practicing. In addition, Marc-Alexis maintains a personalized and attentive customer approach, while managing a large volume of requests.

As a lawyer, Marc-Alexis practices exclusively in business immigration. He is thus able to advise Galileo clients with confidence and efficiency on issues relating to work permits, study permits, visitor status, permanent residence and immigration issues specific to Quebec.

Marc-Alexis holds a Bachelor of Applied Political Studies (B.A.) and a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B). He joined Galileo Partners in 2017 as a law student.

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Temporary Foreign Workers: What are the Rules?

This article provides an overview of the current rules regarding the compensation of temporary foreign workers, as well as best practices that HR professionals can implement in this regard.

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Immigration
7 February 2023

Canadian work permits: rules expanded for family members of temporary foreign workers

At a time when employers are resorting more often to international recruiting, it is essential that they properly understand the rules that apply to temporary foreign workers who want to obtain a work permit to work legally in Canada. However, before they even begin to consider the various steps involved in obtaining a Canadian work […]

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