Lawyers in France

Bénédicte Graulle

Partner

Jones Day

Bénédicte Mazel

Bénédicte Mazel is a partner in Gide's Public Law team in Paris. She advises private and public sector players in all areas of public business law as applied to infrastructure or public service projects in France (contracts, concessions, operations on public property and all forms of public-private partnerships), throughout the project life cycle (structuring, financing, construction, operation), including litigation. She also advises financial institutions on public sector financing transactions. Bénédicte works on energy transition projects (solar, wind, hydrogen, heating networks, IRVE) for investors, owners, producers or consumers (connection to networks, PPA, obligations under the APER law, CEE); sports and event facilities (stadiums, training centres, nautical centres, casinos, hospitality) and supported Paris 2024 for 4 years for the delivery of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games; and airport, port, road and rail concessions. Bénédicte holds a postgraduate diploma (DEA) in public economic law from the University of Paris II Panthéon-Assas and has been a member of the Paris Bar since 1999.

Gide Loyrette Nouel

Bérengère Lubineau

Associate

Ogletree Deakins

Calmann Bellity

Counsel

Bredin Prat

Camille Cournot

Camille Cournot advises funds, growth companies and French and international groups. Her practice is based on three core areas: support for corporate transactions (LBOs, financing rounds, IPOs, acquisitions, mergers, etc.), advice on all employment law matters and litigation. She assists her clients on a day-to-day basis in managing individual and collective labor and employment matters, with particular expertise in the employee representative bodies and reorganizations. She also assists clients with risk assessment, managing pre-litigation situations and seeking settlement solutions, as well as litigation before the labour, civil and administrative courts.

Moncey Avocats

Camille Ferrat

Partner

Mermoz Avocats

Camille Lehuby

Senior Associate

Eversheds Sutherland

Camille Mirabel-Chambaud

Partner

Squadra Avocats

Camille Paulhac

Camille Paulhac is a partner and heads the Antitrust and Competition Department in Brussels and Paris. Camille represents clients in contentious (cartels, abuse of dominance, state aids, follow-on actions) and noncontentious (merger control, FDI, FSR) matters before the European Commission (EC), the French Competition Authority (FCA), the French FDI authority, and European and French courts. Camille coordinates multijurisdictional cases before competition and foreign investment authorities around the world, across a number of sectors including tech, life science, digital, financial, aeronautical and energy sectors.

Paul Hastings LLP

Camille Raclet

Counsel

ADVANT Altana

Camille Ventejou

Partner

Flichy Grangé Avocats

Camille-Antoine Donzel

Partner

Littler France

Capucine Bernier

Capucine Bernier is a partner in the Insurance team. She specialises in insurance law and civil liability. Her practice focuses on non-life insurance litigation (property, civil and professional liability, special and industrial risks) and life insurance. She advises and assists insurance companies, bancassurers and various industrial operators in the management of sensitive disputes or disputes with high strategic and economic stakes. Capucine is a member of UJARF (Union des Jeunes Assureurs et Réassureurs Français), AJAR (Association des Juristes d'Assurance et de Réassurance), AIDA (Association Internationale de Droit des Assurances), and vice-president of ADIAP (Association des Diplômés de l'Institut des Assurances de Paris). She is a frequent speaker at conferences and contributes to the writing of specialist articles. She is a graduate of the Institut des Assurances de Paris (valedictorian), has a Master 2 in Insurance Law from Paris I - Panthéon Sorbonne and a Master 2 in Business Law. Capucine has been a member of the Paris Bar since 1998.

Gide Loyrette Nouel

Capucine Pelissie

DLA Piper

Carine Dupeyron

Partner - International Arbitration, Civil and commercial litigation, Compliance.

Darrois Villey Maillot Brochier

Carine Le Roy-Gleizes

Carine Le Roy-Gleizes is the partner in charge of the environment practice at UGGC Avocats Paris. Carine Le Roy-Gleizes has broad experience in environmental law. She works on both litigation (before administrative, civil and criminal courts) and advisory matters having to do with environmental regulations regarding regulated facilities, industrial risks, waste management, water or air impacts, soil and groundwater contamination, health and safety-related issues, sustainable development and chemical products. Carine Le Roy-Gleizes advises private entities, industrial actors and public entities. She often represents international manufacturing concerns in connection with the setting of new industrial projects and compliance issues relating to current operations of industrial sites. She has developed considerable experience with plant closures, remediation, real estate matters and other asset transfers (including drafting environmental warrantees). Carine Le Roy-Gleizes is a lecturer at the Centre de Formation de Droit de l’Environnement and at the Ecole Nationale de la Magistrature; she often speaks on environmental issues at seminars. She has authored numerous articles regarding environmental law for various industry publications. Carine Le Roy-Gleizes is a member of several scientific committees and is also involved in various environmental law working groups and think-tanks, in particular at MEDEF.

UGGC Avocats

Carla Di Fazio Perrin

Partner

Racine

Carol Santoni

Partner - Real estate

Veil Jourde

Carole Bodin

Carole is a partner in the Corporate group in Paris, where she is involved in M&A and private equity transactions. Carole regularly advises French and international companies, investment funds and institutional investors on their M&A transactions. She also advises corporate funds, investment funds and start-ups on private equity transactions (venture capital, development capital).

Bird & Bird

Carole CODACCIONI

Partner - Fromont Briens

Fromont Briens

Carole Malinvaud

Carole Malinvaud is a partner at Gide Paris, where she coordinates the firm's international arbitration activities and chairs Gide's Pro Bono endowment fund. She practises international commercial law, with a particular focus on international arbitration. Carole has recently concentrated on construction, energy and defence arbitrations under ICC and ICSID rules. She also acts as arbitrator in a number of ICC and ICSID arbitrations. Carole is a lecturer at the University of Paris II as part of the Master 2 in International Business Law and at Sciences Po Paris as part of the LLM in Transnational Arbitration. She has been Vice-Chair of the ICC Court of Arbitration since 2021 and an elected member of the ICCA Board since 2017. She has also been an elected member of the International Council of Arbitration for Sport (ICAS) since 2015, President of the Ordinary Division of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) since 2016 and President of the ad hoc Division of the Paris Olympic Games (2024). Carole is a graduate of the University of Paris II (DEA in private law - 1986) and Harvard (LL.M., Harvard Law School, Lavoisier and Fulbright scholarships - 1988). She was admitted to the Paris Bar in 1986 and to the New York Bar in 1990.

Gide Loyrette Nouel

Carole Nerguararian

Carole joined the firm in 2009 as an Associate before being promoted to the position of Counsel in 2018. Carole has in-depth expertise in the French restructuring and insolvency arena. She specialises in complex domestic and cross-border restructurings, both in the framework of out-of-court and formal insolvency proceedings, where she advises all types of stakeholders. Her practice covers all aspects of financial and operational restructurings, including insolvency-related litigations.

Linklaters

Caroline André-Hesse

Partner - Employment

Jeantet

Caroline Basdevant-Soulié

Partner

OYAT