Welcome to Franklin & Franklin Attorneys

David Franklin

Received both his undergraduate and law degrees from McGill University and was awarded a United Nations Internship. He has been practicing law since 1960.

He teaches various law courses, including "Creditors Rights and Bankruptcy", "Business Ethics", and "International Law", in the Faculty of Commerce, including MBA and Executive MBA Programs at Concordia University, Montreal.

He is co-author of the text entitled Introduction to Quebec Law and has written numerous articles on Canadian collection and bankruptcy law. He is an active member of the C.L.L.A., having been Chairman of the International Creditor's Rights Conference in both London and Amsterdam.

David Franklin has released International Commercial Debt Collection, published by Thomson, the first book of its kind, designed as a guide to debt collection in the global economy.

Received his business degree from Concordia University and a law degree from the University of Ottawa.

He has been with the firm since 1985, and specializes in international business contracts and negotiation with extensive experience in international debt collection, commercial contract negotiation including licensing, distribution, real estate, and lease agreements, as well as commercial litigation, executive employment and wrongful dismissal law, matrimonial law, bankruptcy and entertainment law.

He was on the staff of Concordia University as a lecturer in business law for 13 years. He is fluently bilingual.