Partner - Since 2008, Emmanuel Chauvet has focused on mergers and acquisitions and restructuring for French as well as foreign industrial clients. He also has developed specific expertise in the field of mining regulation and not-for-profit organizations.
Partner - Emmanuelle Bouretz’s practice focuses on commercial litigation for both French & foreign clients, notably relating corporate matters (minority/majority, shareholder litigation, Mergers & Acquisitions, disputes relating to warranty agreements, etc.) She is also a recognized expert in financial services and banking litigation (particularly in the area of derivative products) and represents major groups before arbitration tribunals. In addition, she assists companies in banking and financial regulations and in their relations with regulatory authorities.
Partner - Specialized in mergers and acquisitions and industrial joint-ventures, often in an international context, Jacques Epstein also has extensive experience in competition law. He advises foreign companies in acquisitions and disposals in France, and French companies in their international development and their acquisitions abroad. In addition, he frequently intervenes in the settlement of disputes as a mediator or conciliator.
Partner. Jean specializes in mergers and acquisitions, particularly in cross border transactions. He has developed specific skills in the resolution of shareholders litigation through negotiation. He is involved in a vast area of industrial and services activities with a specific focus in the film industry and wine law.
Partner - Jérôme Chapus assists and represents corporate entities as well as individuals in domestic or cross-border situations. He has experience in corporate acquisitions and reorganizations, including conducting due diligence, tax consolidation regime, management packages, mergers and similar transactions (including management of tax losses or advance tax rulings); his experience of intra-group transactions extends to transfer pricing, thin capitalization rules and permanent establishment issues. He also addresses VAT issues. Jérôme’s area of expertise also includes assistance to individuals for the organization of their professional or personal assets (tax residence, inheritance/gift tax planning, wealth tax, structuring the purchase of French-located real property, regularization in France of foreign assets...). He also addresses the tax treatment of transactions involving not-for-profit entities.
Partner - Joëlle Hannelais has a renowned experience in employment law. Her practice involves assistance and ad-vice regarding employment related consequences following restructuring and transfer transac-tions, and matters relating to employee and union representation. She also acquired a wide experience in litigation, and in particular before employment law tribu-nals. Her assistance, given her strong experience, allows the anticipation of possible disputes arising from a transaction and to limit any potential consequences resulting therefrom.
Partner - Judith Fargeot has a broad experience in mergers and acquisitions, joint-ventures and corporate transactions, and in particular in complex industrial carve-outs, sophisticated price adjustment mechanisms and transactions involving complicated minority shareholders issues. She works with clients in a variety of sectors, including entertainment, cinema & television, energy, agro-business for both French & international clients.
Partner - Her practice focuses on international mergers and acquisitions, private equity transactions including leveraged acquisitions (LBOs), capital investment, joint-ventures, and general corporate and commercial assistance, representing French and foreign buyers and sellers (whether listed or unlisted) and private equity institutions.
Partner - Laetitia focuses on mergers and acquisitions, corporate law and commercial contracts, both nationally and internationally, particularly in the renewable energy sector (acquisitions for operators of wind, solar and biomass plants and equity investments of financial investors in SPVs) and sporting activities (golf, fitness, etc.). She also advises French and international corporations, essentially in industrial and service sectors, on matters relating to external growth via acquisitions and corporate transactions as well as minority or majority equity investments.
Partner - Laurent Assaya is an expert in pre-insolvency proceedings (mandat ad hoc and conciliation) and formal insolvency proceedings. Known for his international experience and active in special situations, he is regularly involved in complex restructuring operations in France and abroad. His clients include groups of companies, debtors, creditors and investment funds.
Partner - Her practice focuses on corporate law and mergers and acquisitions, Lisa advises French and international groups in the context of domestic and cross-border acquisition (both buy-side and sell-side), restructuring (including merger, spin-off or partial asset contribution) and joint-venture transactions. She also regularly focuses on capital-investment transactions either alongside companies working on their development and growth, or investors.
Partner - Marie-Emilie Rousseau-Brunel practices labour and social security law, both on contentious and non-contentious matters. She advises clients with their day-to-day labour relations and employment issues, including individual and collective relationships, restructuring and mass redundancy schemes, as well as employment issues arising out of mergers and acquisitions, business disposals and due diligence.
Partner - Marine Pelletier-Capes has developed notable expertise in corporate taxation, including all tax aspects of merger & acquisitions (transaction structuring, tax consolidation, thin capitalization, holding companies, etc.). Marine frequently assists the firm’s corporate teams on complex domestic or cross-border acquisitions or reorganizations, including when advance tax rulings or informal contacts with the French tax authorities are required. She assists her clients in tax audits and litigation as well. Marine is also a recognized practitioner of individual taxation (family office, Pactes Dutreil, trusts, etc.) and top management and employee incentive; her area of expertise also covers the taxation of not-for-profit organizations.
Partner - Nicolas Vivien has developed a broad transactional practice for international and domestic clients. Nicolas helps structure, negotiate and close cross border and domestic acquisitions, joint ventures and a variety of other transactions or agreements for clients active in sectors such as energy, mining and natural resources, food and agro-business, television and cinema, luxury goods and fashion, specialized retail, transportation or B-to-B services.