Abdelkrim Kebache, business lawyer in Montreal

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Business law,
seen from the inside.

Me Abdelkrim Kebache is a lawyer and a member of the Barreau du Québec since 2014. He heads MEKA AVOCAT, a business law firm in Old Montréal.

His practice follows the life cycle of a business: creating it, structuring it, passing it on, defending it when a dispute arises, and sometimes closing it.

Education

Law and business,
both at once.

He holds a law degree from Université de Sherbrooke and a business degree from Université du Québec à Montréal. He was called to the Barreau du Québec in 2014.

That dual training shapes how he approaches a mandate: a corporate structure is not only a compliant arrangement, it is a tool that must serve a business plan, an eventual exit and, often, a transfer. The first question in a file is therefore never “what does the law say”, but “what are you trying to achieve”.

Practice areas

What he handles,
concretely.

Business and corporate law

Incorporation of Quebec and federal companies, choice of regime, holding structures and management companies, shareholder and unanimous shareholder agreements, governance and relations between partners, corporate records, compliance with the provincial and federal registers, ultimate beneficiary declarations, dissolution and liquidation.

Business & Corporate practice →

Buying and selling a business

Acting for buyers and sellers alike: letters of intent, due diligence, choosing between a share sale and an asset sale, purchase agreements, representations and warranties, price adjustments, non-compete and non-solicitation clauses, vendor financing, closing, and the transfer of contracts and permits.

Business Succession practice →

Restructuring, reorganization and amalgamation

Share capital reorganizations, estate freezes, holding trusts and management companies, short-form amalgamations within a group, continuance from one regime to another, articles of amendment, and tax rollovers carried out together with the client’s tax specialist or accountant.

Business succession and transfer

Transferring a business to family successors or employees, structuring the takeover, staging the price and the transfer of control, agreements between transferor and successor, and coordination with succession support programs. Taking over an existing business raises very different questions from a start-up: you inherit a history, ongoing contracts and sometimes liabilities.

Civil and commercial litigation

Disputes between shareholders and between partners, contractual and commercial litigation, debt recovery, civil liability and bodily injury. Negotiation first, always; court proceedings when negotiation is no longer enough.

Civil & Litigation practice →

Business immigration

Acting for foreign investors and entrepreneurs: business immigration programs, creating or acquiring a company in Quebec or elsewhere in Canada, setting up the corporate structure the programs require, business plans and undertakings given to the authorities. The corporate and immigration sides answer to each other: a poorly built structure can compromise an immigration file, and the reverse is equally true.

Business Immigration practice →

The client’s point of view

An entrepreneur
as much as a lawyer.

Alongside his practice, Me Kebache is active as an entrepreneur, in distribution and in digital services. That second vantage point (the client’s rather than the adviser’s) shapes how the firm works.

Labo Legal, the firm’s online brand, grew out of that observation: routine corporate filings are repetitive, their real cost is predictable, and nothing justifies making an entrepreneur request a quote to learn what an incorporation costs. What calls for tailored work is agreed case by case.

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Me Abdelkrim Kebache at work in the firm’s offices

In the media

Quoted as a lawyer.

Radio-Canada, April 2026, on the investor immigrant program.

Global News, July 2018, on a Montreal commercial dispute.

His role on this site

Who writes what
you read here.

The texts published in Insights are produced under Me Kebache’s direction. Each one cites the official sources it relies on, so that readers can verify for themselves.

These texts set out general legal information. They describe rules that apply broadly, not the answer to one particular case, and they do not replace advice on your situation. That advice is given in consultation, after reviewing your documents.

Reaching and verifying him

Contact details
and verification.

His professional profile is published on LinkedIn. Registration on the Order’s roll can be verified with the Barreau du Québec.

MEKA AVOCAT is located at 204 Notre-Dame Street West, Suite 300, Montréal, Quebec H2Y 1T3. You can reach him at 514-690-0228 or at info@mekaavocat.ca.

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This page sets out a professional background. It does not constitute legal advice and consulting it creates no lawyer-client relationship.

Frequently asked questions

What people often ask.

How long has Me Kebache been a lawyer?

Me Abdelkrim Kebache has been a member of the Barreau du Québec since 2014, the year he also founded MEKA AVOCAT. His standing on the Roll of the Order can be verified directly with the Barreau du Québec.

What are his practice areas?

Business and corporate law, buying and selling businesses, succession and transfer, corporate reorganization, civil and commercial litigation, and business immigration.

Does he work in French and English?

Yes, in both languages, in writing and in person, including contract drafting and representation before the courts.

How do you verify that a lawyer is in good standing in Quebec?

By consulting the Roll of the Order published by the Barreau du Québec, which shows each lawyer's registration status. It is the only official source.

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