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While this is not a new development, it was confirmed most recently by four decisions rendered by the Supreme Court on May 24, 2018.

Le sujet concerne essentiellement les personnes physiques souhaitant céder des titres qu'ils détiennent dans une entreprise pour une valeur supérieure à 500 000 €.

Mercedes-Benz rejected its application and appointed a third company as authorized dealer in the relevant territory.

Ten years after its initial publication, and following a public consultation at the end of last year, the French Competition Authority ("FCA") on 24 May 2022 published a largely overhauled version of its...

On March 16th, 2020, the French President announced, during a public conference, that a "State guarantee of 300 billion euros" program to secure loans granted...

The issue of covering the operating losses of French companies in a situation of temporary business interruption due to the epidemic...

The French government immediately responded to the health crisis created by the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic through situational tools allowing companies to quickly face this exceptional...

A chief executive officer in France convicted of misusing corporate assets, and required to pay damages plus interest to the victim of his offense, sued to force the company to reimburse him for this amount, ...

Le Guide Juridique 2021 édité par La Tribune de Lyon propose des réponses précises et pragmatiques aux questions concrètes que se posent les chefs d'entreprise.

The European Commission has recently announced a new public Consultation on the rules it uses to review mergers.

The Paris Court of Appeal recently issued (5 May 2021) a crucial decision (No 19/15680) regarding the consequences of the breach of a code of conduct that highlighted the importance of ethical rules...

Traditionally, diversity has been framed as a picture, a snapshot of physical differences.

In a judgment handed down on November 22, 2022, the Court of Justice of the European Union held that the provision according to which information

A Paris court has delivered its verdict in the landmark Lafarge prosecution, convicting the French cement company and eight former executives of terrorist financing and sanctions violations related to operations in Syria. The case resulted in substantial fines for the company and prison sentences ranging from 18 months to seven years for the convicted executives, with several defendants already signaling their intent to appeal.

On 13 January 2021, the court of appeal of Toulouse rendered a very interesting decision ruling upon the outcome of the insolvency proceedings of BVA, a well-known research and consulting firm.

The Council of State, in a decision handed down in plenary session, ruled that, in reality, the contribution of shares to a company at a reduced value dissimulated a gift that was taxable for the company...