Peltier Juvigny Marpeau & Associés
Client SatisfactionPeltier Juvigny Marpeau & Associés houses a robust insolvency practice, successfully managing small to mid-sized mandates spanning diverse industries such as food, clothing, power, books, aeronautics, and transportation. Under the guidance of Nicolas Partouche, the firm offers strategic counsel to companies navigating pre-insolvency and insolvency proceedings, assisting in the development of recovery plans, and supporting insolvency practitioners in complex cases and litigation, including asset recovery and debt liability. Julie Cavelier further strengthens the practice, providing guidance to clients in both amicable and judicial insolvency proceedings, having been appointed to counsel in February 2023.
Testimonials
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‘A very structured and organised firm.’
‘A coherent, united and very competent team.’
‘An excellent cocktail of know-how, efficiency and availability.'
Key clients
- Dometvie Group
- Groupe Monoprix
- Miquel Aras & Associes (Michaël Aras) and SELARL Yvon Perin et Jean-Philippe Borkowiak (Yvon Perin) – for Camaïeu
- Ello Managers
- Chapitre.com
- SELAFA MJA
- SCP BTSG2
- Mr. Thierry Gloriès
- B. Gnecchi
- SELARL Asteren
- MJS Partners
- Alain-François Souchon
Work highlights
- Advised Dometvie Group, specialised in home improvements for people with reduced mobility, in the opening of safeguard proceedings and the adoption of a recovery plan.
- Advised Monoprix Group, which is the exclusive supplier of the Getir group for the monoprix brands, with its commercial relations with the Getir Group (Getir France, Gorillas Technologies France and Frichti) in the context of their insolvency proceedings.
- Advised the Judicial Liquidators in the context of the insolvency proceedings of Camaieu to safeguard employees’ rights relating to the portability of health and provident cover, which were suspended by AG2R Preovyance following their redundancies for economic reason.
Lawyers
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Nicolas Partouche