Thibault Reymond > Peltier Juvigny Marpeau & Associés > Paris, France > Lawyer Profile
Peltier Juvigny Marpeau & Associés Offices
49 AVENUE DE L’OPÉRA
75002 PARIS
France
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Thibault Reymond
Work Department
Merger control and antitrust litigation in both French and European law
Position
Partner
Career
Thibault Reymond started his career at Rambaud Martel in 2002. He then joined Vivien & Juvigny in 2004 then Viguié Schmidt Peltier Juvigny in 2009, before becoming partner at Dethomas Peltier Juvigny & Associés.
He developed expertise in merger control and antitrust litigation in both French and European law. He recently operated in several major cases, notably in the pharmaceutical, agriculture & food and distribution sectors. He also acts before French courts in distribution law cases.
Thibault Reymond is recognized for his expertise by the Chambers & Partners 2016 guide as “up-and-coming partner, having received increasing recognition and compliments from peers on his litigation skills”.
Languages
He joined the Paris bar in 2004 and is member of APDC (association of lawyers specialized in competition law).
Memberships
French and English
Education
Thibault Reymond holds a specialized master degree from ESSEC business school (2002) and a post-graduate degree in European law from the University of Strasbourg (2001).
Lawyer Rankings
France > EU, competition and distribution
Merger control is a significant strong suit of the EU and competition practice at Peltier Juvigny Marpeau & Associés, which has an impressive record of involvement in complex cases before the European Commission – including recently advising Vivendi on its takeover of Lagardère – in addition to handling a high volume of merger control proceedings before the FCA. The team is also well versed in antitrust litigation at both the national and European levels, and has represented clients in a growing number of follow-on damages claims. At the head of the practice, Thibault Reymond and Ning-Ly Seng are skilled in both contentious and non-contentious competition matters.