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  • Article

    No Seizures Without Criminal Prosecution

    French criminal law is to be interpreted strictly. This principle, enshrined in Article 111-4 of the French Criminal Code, is a principle that permeates French criminal law.
    FranceCriminal Law
    Soulier Avocats
    Soulier Avocats
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    [UPCKat] When Is Imminent Infringement More Likely Than Not? Decision Of The UPC Court Of Appeal In Merz v Viatris

    The UPC Court of Appeal recently overturned a first instance decision in the first case of SPC enforcement at the UPC, granting Merz a preliminary injunction against Viatris. The decision clarifies when a patentee must act to avoid undue delay in seeking provisional measures, emphasizing that applicants need sufficient certainty of imminent infringement before filing. The Court conducted a detailed analysis of French regulatory procedures and market practices to determine whether Merz had acted with reasona
    FranceIntellectual Property
Carpmaels & Ransford LLP
Carpmaels & Ransford LLP
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    CD Paris, February 9, 2024, Rejected Request For Time Extension, UPC_CFI_412/2023

    The power to extend a time limit should only be used with caution and only in justified exceptional cases (see UPC CFI 363/2023 LD Düsseldorf, order of 20 January 2024).
    FranceLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Bardehle Pagenberg
    Bardehle Pagenberg
  • Article

    French Administrative Supreme Court Specifies The Conditions For The Regularization Of Environmental Authorizations

    In a prefectoral order dated July 29, 2019, the préfet (local representative of the Government)of the Deux-Sèvres department granted to the company Ferme éolienne de Saint-Maurice...
    FranceEnvironment
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  • Article

    Foreign Discovery Under 28 US Code Section 1782 In French Proceedings

    The foreign discovery rules under 28 US Code Section 1782 provides countries where discovery is either forbidden or severely restricted, with a competitive advantage in international litigation.
    FranceLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    McDermott Will & Emery
    McDermott Will & Emery
  • Article

    Conditions Governing The Admissibility Of A Motion To Dismiss Based On Estoppel

    Laid down by the plenary assembly of the cour de cassation in february 2009, the principle of estoppel ensures a consistency in litigants' discussions before a court of law as it prohibits a party to...
    FranceLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
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  • Article

    Maisons du Monde accuse Auchan de copier ses designs : la justice tranche

    En 2013, la société Auchan a mis en vente des tasses et des bols ornés d'images « vintage » commandés auprès de la société Kitchen Accessories Tables et Surprises (KATS).
    FranceLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Haas Avocats
    Haas Avocats
  • Article

    Décret n° 2025-660 : les modes amiables de règlement des différends deviennent la règle

    Depuis son entrée en vigueur le 1er septembre 2025, le décret n° 2025-660 du 18 juillet 2025 marque un tournant majeur dans la gestion des litiges civils et commerciaux. Retrouvez ci-dessous les principales nouveautés.
    FranceLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Reinhart Marville Torre
    Reinhart Marville Torre
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    Sites pollués : le préfet peut-il imposer de nouvelles investigations des années après la remise en état d’une ICPE ?

    Le Conseil d'État précise les pouvoirs de l'administration en matière de sites ICPE réhabilités suite à l'affaire Shell France à Choisy-le-Roi. La haute juridiction censure l'analyse de la cour administrative d'appel et renvoie...
    FranceEnvironment
    Latournerie Wolfrom & Associes
    Latournerie Wolfrom & Associes
  • Article

    French Reform On Provisional Enforcement By Law And Why It Matters To Civil And Commercial Disputes Strategy In France

    Recent changes to the French Civil Procedure Code significantly enhance the efficacy of judgments, even when an appeal has been filed.
    FranceLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Charles Russell Speechlys LLP
    Charles Russell Speechlys LLP
  • Article

    Saisie sans poursuite ne vaut

    La loi pénale est d'interprétation stricte. Ce principe visé à l'article 111-4 du Code pénal est un principe irriguant le droit pénal français. Il en découle que l'application des règles...
    FranceCriminal Law
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    Conditions de recevabilité d'une fin de non-recevoir tirée de l'estoppel

    Consacré par l'Assemblée Plénière de la Cour de cassation en février 2009[1], le principe de l'estoppel permet une cohérence des débats en interdisant ...
    FranceLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
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    Pour la Cour de cassation, il n'y a pas de distorsion minime

    Au cours de ces dernières années, le contentieux lié aux clauses d'indexation a nourri une large part du courant jurisprudentiel relatif aux baux commerciaux. Depuis
    FranceReal Estate and Construction
    Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
    Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
  • Article

    Covid-19: French Rules Of Criminal Procedure Have Been Adapted

    The Ordinance adapts the rules applicable to courts ruling on criminal matters, an adaptation made necessary to face the current health crisis in France.
    FranceCriminal Law
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    CD Paris, November 5, 2024, Revocation Action, UPC_CFI_309/2023

    R. 30 (1) (c) RoP does not set out the consequence that all amendments proposed (auxiliary requests) should be dismissed en bloc as not meeting the criterion of being reasonable in number.
    FranceIntellectual Property
    Bardehle Pagenberg
    Bardehle Pagenberg
  • Article

    La Contribution Pour La Justice Économique : Ce Qu’il Faut Savoir

    Twelve commercial courts in France have been transformed into Economic Activity Tribunals (TAE) as part of a four-year experiment, introducing a mandatory "contribution for economic justice" fee for companies filing claims exceeding €50,000. This new financial charge, validated by the Constitutional Council with important reservations, aims to discourage abusive litigation while encouraging alternative dispute resolution.
    FranceLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Delsol Avocats
    Delsol Avocats
  • Article

    Preuve numérique : les constats de commissaire de justice sont-ils fiables ?

    La question de la preuve est un point clé de toute procédure et pourtant les juridictions et les justiciables ne cessent d'y être confrontés.
    FranceMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Haas Avocats
    Haas Avocats
  • Article

    French Court Of Cassation Limits Enforcement Against State-Linked Assets Where EU Stability Objectives Are At Stake

    The French Court of Cassation has established a critical limitation on enforcing arbitral awards against State-linked entities when EU financial stability objectives are at stake. In a landmark ruling involving Greece's asset management vehicle HCAP, the Court held that while creditors may generally pursue assets of State emanations, this doctrine must yield when enforcement would undermine EU-mandated restructuring and stabilization programs. This decision fundamentally reshapes enforcement strategy for ar
    FranceLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Aceris Law
    Aceris Law
  • Article

    Comment distinguer vice de forme et vice de fond ?

    Par un arrêt en date du 22 mai 2025 (n°23-18.768), la troisième chambre civile de la Cour de cassation vient donner une clarification bienvenue : La nullité encourue en cas de mention...
    FranceLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Haas Avocats
    Haas Avocats
  • Article

    Coronavirus Covid-19 : Ordonnance Du 25 Mars 2020 Portant Adaptation De La Procédure Pénale

    Le Chapitre 1er de l'Ordonnance du 25 mars 2020 est consacré à l'adaptation des délais initialement prévus par le Code de procédure pénale.
    FranceCriminal Law
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