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Christopher Theris, corporate partner from the Paris office, introduces in this video the main trends of the M&A market...

Law 2022-401 of 21 March 2022, known as the ‘Waserman Law', which introduced changes to the status of whistleblowers, came into force on 1 September 2022.

Stephen Walters, corporate partner and Victoria Régis, Counsel at Jeantet, examine the application of the FDI screening regime to primary equity investments ...

Foreign companies are increasingly sanctionned by the French Data Protection Authority (CNIL). Our team is presenting the main risks for foreign companies regarding cookies and data privacy.

The principle of co-employment, which makes it possible to trace the financial obligations of the contractual employer to the co-employer, is less and less recognized by the Court of Cassation.

The amendment, adopted by the French Senate and now being reviewed by the French National Assembly, is limited to legal advice related to compliance issues.

A compromise text for the "CS3D" law was approved on 15 March and is now heading for a vote in the European Parliament. In an article for the Journal Spécial des Sociétés, Aurélie Vuchet-Bondet...

Luc-Marie AUGAGNEUR avocat associé, intervient dans la revue Concurrences du mois de mars 2024 portant sur la loi Egalim 3 (Desceozailles).

On 17 June 2025, the Paris Court of Appeal issued its first ruling under France's Duty of Vigilance Law, marking a significant moment for corporate accountability.

L'actualité de l'année 2019 en matière de rémunérations individuelles et collectives & protection sociale complémentaire a été chargée. Difficile dans ce contexte pour les entreprises...

The Social and Economic Committees, which are the employee representative bodies in France, now have a new remit to scrutinise the environmental implications of projects planned by employers.

There are many vital business functions that face the prospect of disentanglement and ultimate separation during the process of a carve-out – for example, IT, Legal, Sales, and perhaps most importantly, Finance.

In France, transparency requirements are regulated by two main sets of laws: "The French Anti-Gift Law" . . .

In 2021, the French drug agency determined that the stocks of hundreds of specific pharmaceutical products must be maintained by pharmaceutical companies at a level equivalent to 4 months of coverage...