Alexandre Omaggio is partner. He practices in mergers and acquisitions, private equity, and securities law matters. Alexandre works for listed and nonlisted groups and innovative companies, providing counsel on their external growth operations an strategic investments in France and abroad. In the private equity field, he advises investment funds in their equity investments and growth companies in the context of their fundraising operations.
Partner advising and representing clients, including investment funds, asset managers, insurance companies and leading banks, in real estate transactions and lease management matters.
Partner focuseing on business law and handles cases involving banking, bankruptcy and white-collar criminal law. Dominique Penin also represents clients involved in civil litigation, particularly with regard to inheritance and family law issues. He is also developing a practice on liability issues raised by FinTech, blockchain technologies and digital assets (crypto-currencies, ICO, NFT, etc.).
Gilles Saint Marc is partner. He co-leads the Alternative Investment Management practice in the Paris office, offering a global and integrated vision on regulatory, transactional structuring and operations matters. Gilles focuses on advising businesses (notably SMEs and midcaps); structuring bonds; EuroPP, USPP or Schuldschein issues, debt and securitization funds under French and Luxembourg law (FPE, ELTIF, FIS or Luxembourg-FIAR), as well as fintech (crowdfunding, blockchain, DSP2).
Partner handling commercial, industrial and criminal litigation, as well as the contractual practice of business law. Guillaume counsels French and foreign clients on judicial strategies and represents them in complex litigation often involving aspects of international law, in all the state jurisdictions. He also represents clients in alternative dispute resolution, particularly mediation.
Partner focusing on regulatory banking and financial transactions, and assists banks, investment firms, and life insurers for questions related to the creation of regulated institutions, internal organization, compliance, distribution of financial products, and cross-border banking and financing. Hugues regularly represents clients before the Sanctions Commission of French regulators (AMF and ACPR). He advises major corporates, both at the investigation level and at the disciplinary level, and also acts in judicial litigation involving the responsibility of regulated institutions.
Partner handling commercial, industrial, corporate and liability litigation, representing French and foreign clientele in complex disputes involving international law issues. She advises and assists clients in the drafting and securing of all their commercial agreements, as well as in asset deals and contractual audits. Marie advises clients on issues related to distribution law and consumer law, particularly in the context of DGCCRF investigations
Marie-Christine Fournier-Gille
Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLPPartner who focuses on business law, representing clients, in particular banking institutions, factoring companies, primarily in commercial litigation, advising them on bankruptcy, and restructuring matters. Marie-Christine has extensive trial experience before the French courts, and in insolvency proceedings, in which she regularly advises creditors at all stages, including negotiation of agreements, drafting of legal documentation and contentious interventions. She also handles cases relating to construction and co-proprietorship law and to family law, and advises small and medium-sized companies in company law.
Associate primarily handling real estate and construction law. She focuses on both advice and litigation in relation to commercial leases, construction matters and insurance law.
Renaud Dubois is co-managing partner of Kramer Levin's Paris office. He advises a clientele of private and semipublic institutional operators, as well as major players in the construction industry, on real estate, construction law and industrial risks
Partner advising lenders (banks, private debt funds and alternative debt providers), as well as sponsors and borrowers, on structured and specialist finance transactions in domestic and international markets.
