Do your practice in the field of class actions?
You can ask the court to allocate the remaining balance of the compensation funds to one or more third-party organizations.
Think of Éducaloi for your next request!
By allocating a remaining balance to Éducaloi, you are:
Choosing neutrality, independence and a proven expertise.
Éducaloi is a non-profit organization that has been working for over 25 years to make the law accessible, easy to understand, and easy to use in everyday life.
Éducaloi is neutral and independent, and it is the reference for reliable and clear legal information in Quebec.
Promoting public legal education, for a better access to justice.
Éducaloi explains the law in an understandable manner and creates innovative tools to develop Quebec’s population legal skills.
Better informed, each person can identify and understand the legal issues that affect them. Their reflexes and confidence to act are strengthened, and they have easier access to justice.
Strenghten the impact of class actions.
Éducaloi raises public awareness about class actions and various related areas of law (consumer protection, investment, labour, health, human rights and liberties, etc.).
The public (including class action members) is better able to recognize illegal practices and knows how to protect themselves or report them.
Reaching a great diversity of publics.
Éducaloi serves all adults and youth in Quebec, regardless of age, background, social status, gender identity, immigration status or any other condition.
We reach minors, seniors, employees, immigrants, First Nations people, homeless people, and others, on legal issues that affect them.
Some initiatives made possible through remaining balances:
We created a project on women’s health rights. Through it, we provided useful legal information to professionals working with women and teenage girls. We mobilized the community, educational, and healthcare sectors, enabling youth to better understand their health-related rights and responsibilities.
We created several articles and an infographic to explain how class actions work, including: What Is a Class Action? ; Starting a Class Action ; Taking Part in a Class Action; Class Actions: Getting Your Money.
We updated many articles on consumer law, touching on topics like cellphones, renting property, filing complaints and taking legal action. These articles were promoted to a broad audience through our platforms and on the radio.
We improved and consolidated our guides on financial fraud. We now have a single guide explaining the various forms of financial fraud to seniors and the options available to them. We also created a quiz to help Quebec investors safely invest in cryptocurrency and carried a promotional campaign on prevention and legal remedies to inform the public about these new tools.
Trust Éducaloi for your remaining balance!
Contact us: reliquats@educaloi.qc.ca
Our team is at your disposal if you need additional information or assistance with the court application.
