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Jeremy L. Comeau

Contact Info

Partner

+1 (780) 669-1208

jcomeau@felesky.com

Location

Edmonton, Alberta

Jeremy Comeau’s practice spans a broad spectrum, from wills and estates to mergers and acquisitions, addressing diverse client needs with expertise.

He began his journey with Felesky Flynn as an articling student in 2013 and became a partner in 2021.

Jeremy holds a Juris Doctor and a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Alberta, graduating with distinction in both programs.

His academic excellence in tax law has been recognized with numerous awards, including the William Gordon Egbert Scholarship in Administrative Law, Edward E. Bishop Prize in Securities Law, Cruickshank Karvellas Prize in Taxation, and the Felesky Flynn LLP Scholarship in Taxation Law.

Jeremy is also a sessional instructor at the University of Alberta, where he teaches the Corporate Tax course at the Faculty of Law.

2024 LEXPERT-ranked Lawyer

Credentials

  • Called to the Alberta Bar, 2014
  • In-Depth Tax Course (Parts I, II & III), CPA Canada
  • Juris Doctor (JD) (with Distinction), University of Alberta, 2013
  • Bachelor of Commerce (B.Comm) (with Distinction), University of Alberta, 2010

Memberships & Affiliations

  • Member, Canadian Bar Association
  • Member, Canadian Tax Foundation

 

Publications & Presentations
  • Co-Presenter, “Tax Tips and Traps in Family Law Practice”, Canadian Bar Association Family Law Section, March 2021
  • Co-presented “Amendments to Passive Income Rules” 5th Annual Public Practitioners Tax Conference, June 2018
  • “The Hybrid Revisited,” 2017 Prairie Provinces Tax Conference, (Toronto: Canadian Tax Foundation, 2017)
  • Co-Presented “Pipeline Planning and Other Tax Planning for Professionals – Amendments to the Small Business Deduction Rules”, 3rd Annual Public Practitioners & Technicians Tax Conference, June 2016
  • Co-Presented “Federal Budget 2015: Proposed Amendments To Section 55”, Canadian Bar Association (Alberta), Tax Specialists Group, October 2015
  • Co-Presented “Subsection 55(2) and Safe Income”, Canadian Tax Foundation, Edmonton Young Practitioners Group, November 2014

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