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We strongly believe that, nowadays, a lawyer must mix commonly-expected values (such as empathy, availability, responsiveness and honesty) with new qualities that are now required by clients (creativity, adaptability and pragmatism) in order to achieve practical solutions, both legally secure and compliant with operational teams expectations and business constraints.
Law should never slow-down the business process nor lead to inertia but, on the contrary, should be regarded and used as an economic growth lever to any business actor. Consequently, our Credo is to act as a "business partner" as if we were "externalised in-house lawyers", as close as possible to the business needs and expectations.
Our multidisplinary practice areas in business and trade law allow us to answer your needs and address your issues, even the most complex ones.
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Sometimes, a very restrictive regulation, such as the GDPR, can may conceal unexpected advantages: as an example, a groundbreaking decision of the New York District Court dated May 23, 2022 acknowledging the GDPR's power to defeat, under certain conditions, an American...
Case Study: A consumer tries to cancel an order on the grounds that the binding contract does not comply with the mandatory formalism. Will this action necessary succeed? What can the business professional can do against it? What about French...
Reminder: In the B2C universe, it is generally acknowledged that unclear general conditions of sale are unenforceable towards the client “consumer” (a font size smaller than 8 is generally excluded) and that vague, ambiguous or illegible provisions must be construed in the...
Reminder: According to article L.442-1 - II of the French Commercial Code (former article L 442-6, I, 5 °): “Any producer, trader, or service provider shall be held liable and obliged to make good the damage caused by abruptly breaking off an established business relationship, even partially,...
Reminder: According to article L.442-1 - II of the French Commercial Code (former article L 442-6, I, 5 °): “Any producer, trader, or service provider shall be held liable and obliged to make good the damage caused by abruptly breaking off an established business relationship, even partially,...
Quick reminder: The information banner stating that scrolling down or swiping through a website constitutes web user’s appropriate consent to place Cookies on his local machine and the pre-ticked checkbox giving one’s consent by default are no longer valid. From now on, it is clear that...
Quick reminder: Pursuant to article L.441-10-I of the French commercial code: the parties may not agree to payment terms exceeding 60 days as from the invoice issuance date. by derogation of the above, the parties can provide for a maximum payment term of 45 days end of month after the invoice...
Terminating a business relationship within an international context: how to avoid the indemnification provided for in article L.442-6-I-5° of the French commercial code? ...
In our article published in September 2016, we announced that the fines applicable in case of non-compliance with the legal French cap on payment terms would probably be increased. This has finally been implemented by Article 123 of law n°2016-1691 dated...
This article, written by Sarah Temple-Boyer and published in the International Business Law Journal addresses the difficult co-existence between the constraint in France of a legal cap on payment terms and the privileged consensualim in international contracts. This material was...
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