About Elysium Legal

Elysium Legal is a small bilingual litigation firm focused on public and business law, founded by Guillaume Sirois, who's licensed to practise law in both Ontario and Quebec. The firm is based in Montreal, with appointment-only offices in Ottawa and Toronto that let it meet with clients in both provinces in English and French. Before starting the firm, Sirois worked in public law, including time spent defending governments in court and investigating them, and has taken all levels of government to court across the country.

The practice splits its work into two streams. For businesses, it handles tax defence against the Canada Revenue Agency and Revenu Quebec, business formation and regulatory compliance, and administrative defence before regulators. For individuals, organizations, and communities, it takes on Charter and human rights matters, environmental and land use disputes, and public interest litigation, much of it through judicial review of government decisions. The firm says it offers free initial consultations and works on fixed fees or block fee arrangements for defined stages of a file, rather than open ended hourly billing.

In the community

  • The firm keeps a blog on its site covering public law developments, including a piece on Quebec's own attempt to halt its electoral boundary redistricting process through legislation and the Supreme Court of Canada's later ruling that the legislation was unconstitutional.
  • Other posts walk through how judicial review works in Canada, Charter litigation over rights such as freedom of expression and association, and how to respond to a government investigation or regulatory enforcement action.

Fees & payment

A price tag with a dollar signFlat feeA clipboard with a speech bubble and a no-charge dollar coinFree consultation

This firm’s lawyers at a glance

Called to the bar
2020–2024 · median 4 years in practice 2 of 2 lawyers
Law schools
Université de Montréal, Université de Sherbrooke 2 of 2 lawyers
Languages on the roster
English, French

Offices 3

1155 Rue Metcalfe, Suite 1500, Montréal, QC H3B 2V6

150 Elgin Street, 8th Floor, Ottawa, ON K2P 1L4

197 Yonge Street, Suite 201, Toronto, ON M5B 0C1

The neighbourhood

Elysium Legal's head office is in Montreal, and the Toronto location is a satellite: an appointment-only office at 197 Yonge Street, Suite 201. The firm uses it to meet Ontario clients in person for matters such as judicial review of municipal or provincial decisions, human rights complaints, and tax disputes with the CRA, work that's handled by the same Montreal-based team rather than a dedicated local branch.

Frequently asked questions

Is Elysium Legal based in Toronto?
No. Elysium Legal is based in Montreal. It keeps an appointment-only office at 197 Yonge Street in Toronto so it can meet with Ontario clients, along with a similar office in Ottawa.
Can Elysium Legal help if the Canada Revenue Agency is auditing my business?
Yes. The firm handles tax defence at every stage, from responding to an audit notice or CRA information request through to notices of objection, settlement negotiations, and proceedings before the Tax Court of Canada.
Does Elysium Legal take on Charter or human rights cases?
Yes. The firm represents individuals and organizations in Charter challenges involving freedom of expression, association, religion, equality rights, and other constitutional matters, as well as discrimination claims.
Can Elysium Legal challenge a municipal planning or environmental approval?
Yes. Its environmental and land use practice includes judicial review of environmental approvals and municipal planning decisions, and it can seek injunctions to try to halt development that poses environmental or community harm.
Does Elysium Legal offer services in French?
Yes. The firm is fully bilingual, and its founder, Guillaume Sirois, is licensed to practise in both Ontario and Quebec.
How does Elysium Legal charge for its services?
The firm offers a free initial consultation and says it works on fixed fees or block fee arrangements for defined stages of a matter, rather than open ended hourly billing.

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