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Camille Paulhac

Camille Paulhac is a partner and heads the Antitrust and Competition Department in Brussels and Paris. Camille represents clients in contentious (cartels, abuse of dominance, state aids, follow-on actions) and noncontentious (merger control, FDI, FSR) matters before the European Commission (EC), the French Competition Authority (FCA), the French FDI authority, and European and French courts. Camille coordinates multijurisdictional cases before competition and foreign investment authorities around the world, across a number of sectors including tech, life science, digital, financial, aeronautical and energy sectors.

Caroline Texier

Caroline Texier heads the Financial Restructuring department of Paul Hastings in Paris. She has solid experience in restructuring companies in international distress, both in the context of amicable resolution and formal liquidation proceedings, in which she advises all types of parties. Her experience covers all aspects of restructuring, including bankruptcy litigation.

Olivier Vermeulen

Olivier Vermeulen is co-chair of the Paris office of Paul Hastings and a partner in the Global Finance department. With a focus in banking and finance, he has extensive experience in leveraged financing (senior, second lien, mezzanine, unirate/unitranche, and SSRCF/high-yield financings), fund financing (EBF and capital call facilities), structured finance (securitization), debt negotiations, and Islamic finance.

Tereza Courmont Vlkova

Tereza Courmont Vlkova is a partner in the Global Finance department in the firm’s Paris office. Her experience is in the field of leveraged financing, fund financing and banking/regulatory law, advising borrowers, lenders (senior/mezzanine lenders and debt funds), and private equity funds.

Marc Zerah is a partner in the Global Finance practice at Paul Hastings, based in the firm's Paris office. He has broad experience in leveraged finance, funds financing, and debt negotiations, acting mainly as counsel for financial institutions (senior/mezzanine lenders and debt funds) and private equity funds.