Mr Philippe Hansen > UGGC Avocats > Paris, France > Lawyer Profile

UGGC Avocats
47, RUE DE MONCEAU
75008 PARIS
France
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Work Department

Position

Partner at UGGC Law Firm since 2011, Philippe Hansen has expanded his practice to cover several legal fields and sectors of activity.

Early on, he focused on urban and spatial planning law, but quickly added a specialisation in public property law, to which he dedicates much of his time.

Philippe also devotes a lot of work to railway law and railway regulations.

He is also extremely active in art law, working both for public institutions, museums, art dealers and collectors.

Career

  • Partner, UGGC Law Firm (since 2011)
  • Associate, UGGC Law Firm (2002-2008)
  • Legal consultant, Real Estate Branch Réseau Ferré de France (2000-2002)

Languages

  • French
  • English
  • Danish

Education

  • Admitted to the Paris bar (2005)

Lawyer Rankings

France > Administrative and public law

UGGC Avocats‘ team is entrusted by a prominent client base, notably leading transport, energy, engineering and IT companies. The team, which also handles some work for public sector entities, is consulted on a wide range of subjects including the awarding of public procurement contracts and related performance and execution issues. It also regularly provides strategic guidance on new regulations, such as in the rail and gaming sectors, while construction, permits and urban planning law are also among its range of intervention. Practice head Thierry Dal Farra is a strong name on the market. Philippe HansenFranck LepronBenjamin de Sevin and Edouard Caupert are also excellent advisers.

France > Media and entertainment: Art

Bolstered by a strong international network, UGGC Avocats‘ art law practice is firmly established on the French market, with a sizeable specialist team which assists many prominent public bodies and cultural organisations with acquisitions, loans, insurance issues and the management of cultural property. The firm’s stellar client base includes the Joan Mitchell Foundation, Académie des Beaux-Arts and the Rijksmuseum. Leading the practice is Jean-François Canat, a pioneering figure in the field of art law. Anne-Marie Pecoraro regularly advises leading companies and foundations on issues such as protection and donations, whilst Corinne Khayat is a notable expert in IP (particularly copyright) law, with an in-depth knowledge of the art market. Line-Alexa GlotinPhilippe Hansen and Laure Assumpçao are other key members of the team.