Francis Hemmings

Francis Hemmings is a trial lawyer at Grondin Savarese Legal in Montreal, who primarily works in estate litigation and protection of vulnerable persons. Holder of a bachelor’s degree in biotechnological engineering and a bachelor’s degree in law, he completed his training at the École du Barreau in 2011.

Throughout his career spanning more than 10 years, he has acquired solid experience in civil and commercial law, while being actively involved in the Longueuil legal community and within the elder law committee of the Canadian Bar Association.

As part of his professional journey, Francis regularly contributes to the accessibility and simplification of law by writing case law summaries on CanLIIConnects. He has also previously contributed to the CRL blog, allowing professionals and the public to access clear analyses of important judicial decisions. He has also published academic articles in the field of intellectual property and biotechnology, demonstrating his ability to navigate the intersection of law and science. Bilingual (French and English), Francis prioritizes all considerations in litigation and helps his clients make important strategic choices and better target their objectives.