Dentons
Client SatisfactionWith a strong domestic offering which is led by the vastly experienced Martine Gerber-Lemaire, and also well-placed to draw upon ‘valuable international insights’ by virtue of the firm’s vast global network, Dentons can provide ’solutions-oriented and pragmatic advice’ to developers, investors and end users on both local and cross-border mandates. Gerber-Lemaire ‘knows the real estate sector inside out’ and is consequently able to provide ’tailor-made and practical solutions’ for clients on the acquisition/disposal, funding and investment fronts of work relating to major domestic office space, in particular. Senior counsel Christel Dumont is praised for her ‘high level of responsiveness and quality of service’ on new money property mandates, as well as for debtors and creditors in real estate insolvency matters.
Testimonials
Collated independently by Legal 500 research team.
‘The team provides solutions-oriented and pragmatic advice.'
'The strength of the Dentons network provides valuable international insights.'
‘Martine Gerber-Lemaire is a leader in her field. She knows the Luxembourg property sector inside out.'
'Martine Gerber-Lemaire knows the real estate sector inside out which is a huge advantage for tailor-made and practical solutions to complex problems.'
'Christel Dumont and Hélène Retière bring their expertise, always marked by a high level of responsiveness and quality of service.’
Key clients
- BPI and IKO Real Estate (Wooden Building)
- Emile Frey Group
- BPI Real Estate and Unibra (The Roots)
- BPI Real Estate and Unibra (Gravity)
Work highlights
- Advised co-developers BPI Real Estate and IKO Real Estate on the sale of the WOODEN building to ACRON Lux Real Estate I Holding.
- Advised Emil Frey Group on the takeover of the Renault Luxembourg distribution network.
- Advised a JV between two developers on a new real estate development in Luxembourg called “The Roots”, including on the acquisition of a plot of land and structuring.
Lawyers
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Martine Gerber-Lemaire