CIVIL, COMMERCIAL & CRIMINAL LITIGATION

Some battles must be fought by your side.
Whether it involves responding to a legal claim or initiating one, I assist you from the development of the strategy to the execution of each step of the litigation process   with a pragmatic approach and an emphasis on efficiency that considers all aspects of the dispute.

Areas of Intervention

Business Criminal Law

• ​Business criminal law encompasses all legal rules concerning offenses that may occur in business life, as well as all economic rules that may be criminally sanctioned. 

• ​Criminal offenses are codified in multiple sources: the Penal Code ( money laundering, extortion) , ​the Commercial Code ( misuse of company assets ), ​the Monetary and Financial Code ( insider trading ) et le code de la consommation (escroquerie). and the Consumer Code (fraud). It is a constantly evolving law that incriminates the behaviour of individuals and legal entities whose obligations have been further expanded with the implementation of compliance standards: anti-corruption, sanctions, duty of vigilance, environmental responsibility.

• ​Moreover, the emergence of negotiated criminal justice with the appearance on prior recognition of guilt (CRPC) and in matters of financial and environmental crimes, the Judicial Public Interest Agreement (CJIP) requires defining a strategy for information exchange with the Public Prosecutor's Office while ensuring respect for the guarantees of criminal proceedings and the rights of the defense.

Commercial Litigation


When a contractual non-performance cannot be resolved through negotiation, legal action in civil and commercial courts may be considered (debt recovery, failure to perform, unfair practices, abusive termination, restrictive competition practices). 



Arbitration allows a commercial dispute to be submitted to the jurisdiction of an expert arbitrator. It is a procedure that offers the advantages of confidentiality and speed, which can be conducted before an arbitration centre (ICC, LCIA, SIAC) or under ad-hoc rules.

Contractual Non-performance or breach :

Commercial Arbitration :

Medical Liability

Medical liability refers to the obligation of healthcare professionals to repair the damage caused in the performance of their duty of care. Whether disciplinary, civil, or criminal, a procedure initiated against a practitioner has a direct and immediate impact on their practice.
In response to this, it is imperative to react quickly with the assistance of a lawyer to conduct a rigorous analysis of the alleged facts and define a proactive defense strategy, including the mechanisms of dialogue that can be considered at each stage of the procedure

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