DELCADE announces the appointment of Kevin Poujol as Partner
On January 8, 2025 By Kevin POUJOL
DELCADE is proud to announce the appointment of Kevin Poujol as a Partner. This advancement strengthens the firm’s growth and innovation dynamic, reinforcing its commitment to businesses and entrepreneurs.
A member of the Paris Bar since 2016, Kevin Poujol joined DELCADE in 2022 as Counsel. Working closely with Benoît Lafourcade, he advises and litigates in various areas of business law, including Corporate, M&A, Private Equity, and insolvency proceedings.
Holding a Master’s degree in Business Law from the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, Kevin is fluent in both French and English, allowing him to combine an international approach with his legal expertise.
A key milestone for DELCADE
This appointment marks a new milestone for DELCADE, which remains committed to fostering talents like Kevin to support businesses in today’s and tomorrow’s challenges. “Kevin perfectly embodies the spirit of the firm: expertise, innovation, and dedication to our clients,” say DELCADE co-founders Fabrice Delouis and Benoît Lafourcade.
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