Lawyers in France
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Christophe Pichon
Partner
Cornet Vincent Ségurel
Christophe Puel
Partner and co-director or the Aquitaine division
FIDAL
Christophe Sciot-Siegrist
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland
Christophe Seraglini
Avocat à la Cour and Professor of Law, Christophe heads the International Arbitration Group in our Paris office. He has experience as counsel and as an arbitrator in complex and sensitive cases particularly in the energy, industrials, telecommunications, and technology sectors. Christophe also has considerable experience in handling international investment disputes both in the role of counsel and arbitrator.
Freshfields LLP
Christophe Vannoote
Partner
PDGB
Christophe Vezinhet
Christophe Vezinhet joined CMS Francis Lefebvre in 2000 and became a partner in 2017. He practices in direct taxation. His main clients are large French and international corporates. His practice covers all aspects of corporate taxation, from routine tax matters to complex restructuring operations. He also counsels on adjusting corporate structures. Christophe Vezinhet is also a highly experienced litigator, assisting clients with audits and in their dealings with the tax authorities, from the pre-litigation stage to litigating cases before the courts.
CMS Francis Lefebvre
Christophe von Krause
Partner
White & Case LLP
Christophe-Marc Juvanon
Partner
Hogan Lovells (Paris) LLP
Christopher Lalloz
Partner
Mayer Brown
Christopher Szostak
Christopher Szostak is a partner in the Real Estate team of Gide in Paris. He advises on investments, developments and joint ventures. He also has a lease and litigation practice. Christopher is active in a wide breadth of industry segments including offices, retail, residential, industrial, self-storage, hotels and serviced residential. He acts on behalf of investors (listed property companies, funds, financial institutions), operators and end-users. He was recently involved in the sale of a Paris shopping centre, and various acquisitions (office building in the Paris CBD, industrial asset forward sale, self-storage assets). He also advised on hotel projects (acquisitions, disposals, developments, hotel management agreements) and forward leases (e.g. industrial lease for around 120,000 sq.m., shopping centre anchor, office building in Paris CBD, self-storage asset). Admitted to the Paris Bar in 2002, Christopher has been a Solicitor since 2000. He holds an LL.B. in English and French law from King's College, London and a master's degree in private law from Paris 1 (Panthéon-Sorbonne).
Gide Loyrette Nouel
Christopher Theris
Partner, Paris
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
Claire Bouchenard
Partner - https://www.osborneclarke.com/lawyers/claire-bouchenard/
Osborne Clarke
Claire Bourgeois
Partner
Mermoz Avocats
Claire Di Patrizio
Associate
CGR Avocats
Claire Gamain
Claire Gamain heads the Restructuring practice at Hoche Avocats. Specialized in the structuring and implementation of financial or operational restructuring transactions, she advises underperforming companies, managers, shareholders, and investors at every stage of the turnaround process, both through out-of-court and court-supervised proceedings. She has also extensive experience in Distressed M&A transactions and the acquisition of insolvent companies. In the context of her practice, Claire Gamain can rely on the multidisciplinary abilities of the firm to set up and implement complex and bespoke solutions. Her expertise extends to all industries, including in particular retail, hospitality, catering and real estate, that were adversely impacted over the past few years.
HOCHE AVOCATS
Claire Le Touzé
Claire has a wide range of expertise, assisting clients on all French employment law matters, contentious and non-contentious, and specialising in the Technology, Media & Telecom (TMT) and Life Sciences (LS) sectors. She regularly advises IT and biotech companies, as well as laboratories. Clients also benefit from her in-depth expertise on a recent French law provision on gender pay gap. Claire provides advice to French and international employers on collective relationships with staff representative institutions by negotiating collective agreements (gender equality, working time, remote work), as well as negotiating settlement agreements, implementing bonus schemes and providing strategical advice on termination of key managers. She also works on all employment aspects of corporate deals and represents companies in disputes with their employees. Claire regularly assists with mediations, conducts internal investigations for her clients (discrimination and harassment) and defends against whistleblowing claims.
Simmons & Simmons
Claire PILLOT
Counsel
Valoris Avocats
Claire Pauly
Partner
Jones Day
Claire Peroux
Partner
NMCG Avocats
Claire Picard
Claire Picard, Counsel in Dentons' Paris office, concentrates on national and international litigation, liability law, and distribution law. She advises clients from various sectors ranging from pharmaceutical laboratories, parapharmaceutical consumer product manufacturers and distributors, and clothing companies, to foreign judicial trustees and judicial representatives. Claire is also active in cross-border disputes comprising multiple proceedings in different States and represents foreign companies before French courts, as well as foreign judicial authorities aiming to obtain recognition of foreign judgments in France.
Dentons
Claire Revol-Renié
Corporate Partner
Scotto Partners
Claire Sardet
Associate
White & Case LLP
Claire Tergeman
Partner
De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés
Claire Vannini
Claire Vannini joined CMS Francis Lefebvre in 2002 and became a partner in 2015. She is a member of the firm's Advisory Board. She practices in competition law, European law and regulation of network industries (postal services, transport, energy, electronic communications) with a focus on litigation at national and European level, handling anti-competitive practices and merger control cases under competition law. She is highly experienced in issues related to the public sector and the operation of former national monopolies in the market (issues involving cartels, abuse of dominant position, state aid, devolution of public service missions, and exclusive rights), as well as in the area of state aid (advisory work, litigation at national and European levels, and assistance with notification procedures before the European Commission). Claire Vannini also acts for institutions in proceedings before national public authorities or the European Commission relating to competition or material European Law issues (such as national laws transposing directives and infringements of the freedoms guaranteed by the Treaty).
CMS Francis Lefebvre