Lawyers in France

Bena Mara

Counsel

Bredin Prat

Benjamin Bill

Benjamin Bill joined CMS Francis Lefebvre in 2018 as a partner. He practices in real estate law and advises on setting up complex property projects, particularly those entailing the acquisition and disposal of property assets or companies – projects that involve French and European property portfolios spanning all kinds of managed commercial and residential assets. He works with clients on project structuring and the formation of partnerships and joint ventures. He also advises on commercial lease agreements. His clients include French and international institutions. Benjamin Bill is also qualified as a Rechtsanwalt (lawyer) in Germany.

CMS Francis Lefebvre

Benjamin Bohbot

Partner

Minkowski & Partners

Benjamin Boiton

Adaltys Avocats

Benjamin CHEVALIER

Partner

Cornet Vincent Ségurel

Benjamin Cichostepski

Partner

Orrick

Benjamin DESAINT

Partner

FACTORHY

Benjamin De Sevin

There are three main aspects to Benjamin De Sevin's practice. First of all, public contract law (public procurement, concessions, occupation of the public domain, etc.). He assists French and international public entities and private operators in the conclusion and performance of their contracts, both as counsel and in litigation, with particular expertise in infrastructure concessions and PPPs (public-private partnerships). he is often involved in dealing with difficulties in the performance of public contracts, both in litigation and in the context of alternative dispute resolution. Secondly, the regulation of economic activities. Benjamin assists clients in highly regulated sectors (transport, gaming, energy, data, health, etc.) or in matters where public authorities are involved (State aid, public company law, foreign investment control, etc.). In particular, he represents numerous private operators before domestic and European courts and authorities, in the context of contentious challenges to decisions or rules, or their consequences in terms of compensation. He also assists these operators in the context of their public affairs strategy. Thirdly, compliance and criminal law. Benjamin advises numerous clients on public criminal law and ethics, both in the context of litigation before the criminal courts, in conjunction with the firm’s criminal lawyers, and in the implementation of prudential measures – in particular the obligations arising from the Sapin II law.

UGGC Avocats

Benjamin Delaunay

Benjamin Delaunay is a partner in Gide's Banking and Finance team in Paris. He specialises in Investment Funds and Financial Services law. He advises management companies, credit institutions, investment firms and French and foreign investors on all issues relating to banking and financial regulations, and in particular in the fields of financial services law and asset management. He assists his clients in three main areas: (1) structuring and documentation of investment funds; (2) banking and financial litigation during the control and investigation phases, and in disciplinary proceedings; (3) regulatory aspects of their activities, and on issues relating to authorisation, the European passport, organisation and internal control, compliance, KYC / money laundering, the marketing of financial products, and the implementation of corporate transactions. Benjamin holds a Magistère in Business Law and a Master 2 in Business and Economic Law from the University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, as well as a Master in Asset Management from ESCP Europe. He was admitted to the Paris Bar in 2009.

Gide Loyrette Nouel

Benjamin Dors

Partner

ADVANT Altana

Benjamin Fontaine

Partner; Head of Alicante Office; French Trademark and Design Attorney; European Trademark and Design Attorney; Spanish-qualified lawyer

Plasseraud IP

Benjamin Homo

Partner

Mayer Brown

Benjamin Jacob

Partner

PDGB

Benjamin Kanovitch

Partner

Bredin Prat

Benjamin Krief

Benjamin Krief is a partner in Gide's Employment Law team in Paris. He specialises in employment law, dealing with both individual and collective labour relations. In particular, he assists transnational groups in managing their strategic disputes, such as collective disputes initiated by staff representation bodies, industrial tribunal disputes concerning senior executives or sensitive issues such as harassment, discrimination or the status of whistleblowers. Benjamin is also very active in defending intermediation platforms in disputes brought by drivers/delivery personnel seeking recognition as employees. In addition to his litigation work, Benjamin also assists his clients with the implementation of their reorganisation plans (sale, voluntary redundancy scheme, etc.) and has built up a speciality in information and consultation procedures with staff representation bodies. Benjamin holds a doctorate in law from the University of Paris II - Panthéon-Assas. He was admitted to the Paris Bar 2012. In addition to his litigation work, Benjamin also assists his clients with the implementation of their reorganisation plans (sale, voluntary redundancy scheme, etc.) and has built up a speciality in information and consultation procedures with staff representation bodies.

Gide Loyrette Nouel

Benjamin LAFAYE

Partner

Cornet Vincent Ségurel

Benjamin Lichtlé

Benjamin is a partner in charge of the French tax practice, advising and assisting our clients on all aspects of taxation and has a strong expertise in group taxation. Benjamin has extensive experience of group taxation, advising on all transactions in a domestic and international context. His clients operate in a variety of sectors, including chemicals, engineering, healthcare and retail. Benjamin also manages multidisciplinary teams in different countries for large-scale reorganisations of international groups in project mode. He regularly performs audit assignments and has extensive experience in the tax structuring of acquisition transactions.

Bird & Bird

Benjamin Marché

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland

Benjamin May

Partner - IP; IT; Tech; Fintech

Jeantet

Benjamin Mourot

Partner, Intellectual Property & New Technologies

Bignon Lebray

Benjamin Saada

Benjamin Saada is a Counsel in Clifford Chance’s Corporate/M&A practice in Paris. He specialises in M&A and private equity/infrastructure transactions for domestic and international listed and unlisted companies, in France and worldwide, as well as in corporate governance matters. He has advised on numerous high-profile private and public M&A transactions, particularly in the energy and infrastructure sectors.

Clifford Chance

Benjamin Siino

Founding Partner, Gaillard Banifatemi Shelbaya Disputes

Gaillard Banifatemi Shelbaya Disputes

Benjamin van Gaver

Partner

August Debouzy

Benjamine Fiedler

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland