Legal news - Corporate law
- Agathe Lemaire
- Armelle Mongodin
- Benoît LAFOURCADE
- Brice Wartel
- Corentin BOUTIGNON
- France Baumert
- Fabrice DELOUIS
- Faustine Quillé
- Gabriel Aouizerat
- Guilhem Argueyrolles
- Isabelle GAVANON
- Jérémy BERNARD
- Julien Delory
- Jean-Philippe Chenard
- Julie Piquet
- Julie Da Vara
- Kevin POUJOL
- Johanna SCHWARTZ MIRALLES
- Maïté Lavrilleux-Carboni
- Pierre-Antoine DUBECQ
- Sophie COIGNAT
- Sabine VANDERSTRICHT
French Disclosure: the key differences in civil trial evidence gathering The civil trial and interlocutory measures
A key difference between evidence gathering in civil proceedings in France compared with the UK or USA is that, in the former, the parties are not obliged by law to comply with any standard of disclosure as the disclosure of evidence is entirely voluntary.
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Trade secrets directive
In July 2018, France enacted new legislation to strengthen protections for trade secrets. The law—entitled the Loi du 30 juillet 2018 relative à la protection du secret des affaires—is the first piece of French legislation expressly guaranteeing trade secret protection.
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Doing business in france – simplified stock company
Foreign corporations or individuals that intend to expand their activities to France should, at first, decide what business type is best suited to their objectives.
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Joint venture in france: “sas” legal form may be a good option
A contractual joint venture is often only a first step and a vehicle for future expansion. In France, co-operation within the framework of a joint venture can be organized in three different ways.
ReadFrench subsidiary vs french branch & french liaison office
The most common options for foreign companies establishing a business presence in France are: Setting up a Liaison Office in France (bureau de liaison). Incorporating a French Subsidiary (filiale). Setting up a local French Branch (succursale).
Read Conflicts with a french shareholder: how to escape a joint venture
Generally, French joint ventures with a foreign shareholder are secured with deadlock resolution mechanisms. A number of methods are considered in order to break deadlocks of varying degrees, including:
Read French corporate lawyer: a required business partner
In selecting French corporate lawyers, multinationals doing deals or operating in France seek to maximize : Expertise;Efficiency;Quality of work product
Read Establishing a business in France: avoid the pitfalls with a French lawyer
Establishing a business in France is easy and can be successful if carefully prepared with a French lawyer.
Read A good way to enter the French market: the acquisition of a French company
Starting a business in France or Europe can be long and time consuming. The acquisition of a French company can be a good solution for the immediate benefit of an operating business in France and Europe.
Read Joint venture in France: « SAS » legal form may be a good option
A contractual joint venture is often only a first step and a vehicle for future expansion. In France, co-operation within the framework of a joint venture can be organized in three different ways
Read French asset deal: an overview
The sale of assets, so long as it includes customer contracts, qualifies in France as a sale of a ‘business going-concern’ triggering a mandatory legal framework (art. 141-1 and followings of the French commercial code).
Read Entering the French market via the public procurement process
The global marketplace for government contracts – for large and small business from a vast group of sectors and a diverse range of service and product offers – is a very lucrative one that your company should consider very seriously.
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