The magnitude of the disruption caused by COVID-19 to the economy has a very significant impact on business contracts and in particular triggers an increase of the number of breaches.

The following provisions apply to contracts subject to the Public Procurement Code, administrative contracts and contracts concluded by public entities operating a network activity. However, in New Caledonia and Polynesia...

Employees at a French factory are reportedly up in armes because their employer plans to require them to wear "social distancing" alarms while on the job.

On 30 June, the Ministry of Labour put online a new version of the National Protocol for employee health and safety in the workplace in the context of the COVID-19 epidemic (download below).

As indicated in a recent article, the payment of commercial rents during successive lockdown periods is an issue that has given rise to numerous disputes.

The recent Paris Air Show ratcheted up the pressure on aerospace players as expectations for significant growth is being fueled by the demand surge that is dominating headlines.

Due to its origin, the speed of its spread, the lethal risks associated with it and its impact on the economy and mobility, the coronavirus is a challenge of European dimensions, which concerns all

Le Tribunal judiciaire du Havre a ordonné, le 7 mai, à Renault d'interrompre sa production dans son usine.

On Thursday, March 19th, the President Macron called on "businesses essential to our economy to continue their activity while complying with health and safety rules".

Can employers in France require employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19 and can they take any action against them if they refuse to do so? This article explains.

L'ordonnance n°2020-386 du 1er avril 2020, adaptant les conditions d'exercice des missions des services de santé au travail pendant l'état d'urgence sanitaire...

The President of the Republic has just announced the probable end of the confinement for 11 May. Recovery will be gradual.

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...

This law expresses a state of sanitary emergency throughout the French territory for a 2-month period starting March 24, 2020.

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...

Employers have a general safety obligation vis-à-vis their employees, requiring them to take the necessary steps to ensure their workers' safety and to protect their physical and mental health.

Teleworking is the prescribed rule for all job positions that allow working from home until further notice.

In fact, this Law is only intended to apply during election periods, to maintain the integrity of the polls, and it can only be used against internet platforms.

France entered the new year not in the most festive of moods. On December 31, 2021, the country had reached a sad record—262,000 new COVID-19 infections in only 24 hours.