Mohammad Bahramdaryabeigi

Mohammad Bahramdaryabeigi focuses his practice on business law, where he advises companies, investors, and financial institutions on mergers and acquisitions, corporate reorganizations, complex financing arrangements, credit agreements, and strategic growth transactions. 

A member of the Quebec Bar and the Ontario Bar, Mr. Bahramdaryabeigi assists his clients in carrying out their strategic projects and their most significant transactions. Holding a Juris Doctor (JD) in North American common law from the Université de Montréal, he possesses a deep understanding of the commercial and legal realities specific to the Quebec, Canadian, and North American markets. 

Passionate about the business world, Mr. Bahramdaryabeigi stands out for his pragmatic, proactive, and resolutely results-oriented approach. More than just a legal advisor, he acts as a true business partner, investing himself in his clients’ projects and ambitions with unwavering commitment. This approach allows him to build lasting relationships based on trust and to provide both business and legal guidance tailored to the complex challenges faced by companies. 

Before specializing in business law, Mr. Bahramdaryabeigi gained experience in civil and commercial litigation, banking law, and litigation related to mergers and acquisitions and securities. This experience has enabled him to develop a deep understanding of the legal and strategic challenges facing businesses. He currently advises companies, investors, private equity funds, and other players in the private equity market, as well as financial institutions, on private equity transactions, mergers and acquisitions, corporate reorganizations, financing, and strategic growth initiatives, particularly in the defense, technology, manufacturing, energy, and retail sectors. 

Recognized for his thoroughness, business acumen, and ability to anticipate his clients’ needs, Mr. Bahramdaryabeigi supports companies at every stage of their development, whether it involves growth, financing, acquisitions, or strategic reorganization.