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Ince & Co

45 AVENUE KLEBER, 75116 PARIS
Tel:
Work +33 1 53 76 91 00
Fax:
Fax +33 1 53 76 91 26
Web:
www.incelaw.com
Email:
Singapore, Shanghai, Piraeus, Paris, London, Le Havre , and 3 more

What we say about the firm's legal practice in France

Aviation

Within Aviation, Ince & Co is a second tier firm,

Ince & Co has a good reputation for its global aviation practice and, in France, the practice is led by Fred Vroom, Andrew Charlier and Jérôme Cohen. The team focuses on transactional aviation matters including sale, finance and leasing, and assisting companies and individuals in the purchase of jets.

Insurance

Within Insurance, Ince & Co is a second tier firm,

Ince & Co’s Paris practice benefits from the firm’s global reputation in insurance, with Gilles Gauthier recommended for his expertise in shipping-related matters (pollution and sea collisions), and reinsurance.

Shipping

Within Shipping , Ince & Co is a first tier firm,

Ince & Co advises on shipping and international trade matters, is recognised for its expertise in admiralty and is regularly involved in high-profile casualty cases alongside owners and insurers. It also handles ship financing work with Fred Vroom. The team is well regarded and is praised for its ‘efficient methods’, while Gilles Gauthier counts among the leading figures in the team. Clients include shipowners, chartered, traders, banks, shipyards and insurers.

What we say worldwide

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United Arab Emirates

Offices in Dubai

China

Offices in Shanghai

Germany

Offices in Hamburg

France

Offices in Paris and Le Havre

Greece

Offices in Piraeus

Hong Kong

Offices in Hong Kong

London

Offices in London

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Singapore

Offices in Singapore

Taiwan

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