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    Diffamation : Faites Attention (Video)

    Diffamation : Faites Attention (Video)
    FranceLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    INFLUXIO Lawyers
    INFLUXIO Lawyers
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    [Interview] How Does Mediation Work?

    As part of International Mediation Week, we met with Katia Pouilly and Emmanuel Potdevin, both mediators and IP Attorneys at Regimbeau, for a dedicated interview. Their combined expertise provides...
    FranceLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Regimbeau
    Regimbeau
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    Le rendez-vous manqué entre la CJUE et le compte de paiement

    Paris counsel Pierre Storrer authored an article titled "Missed Opportunity Between the ECJ and the Payment Account" ...
    FranceLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
    Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
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    Regime Change – France To Usher In New Era For Class Actions

    The French National Assembly has adopted legislation aimed at simplifying and harmonising the country's fragmented class actions framework.
    FranceLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
    Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
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    Webinar: Five Reasons To Locate Your International Arbitration Proceedings In France

    In this seminar, we will list the key advantages to choosing Paris as the seat of the arbitration.
    GlobalLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    DLA Piper Casablanca Sarl
    DLA Piper Casablanca Sarl
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    Current Tax Developments - Registration Duties

    FranceAccounting and Audit
    SG Archibald Andersen
    SG Archibald Andersen
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    Current Tax Developments - Retroactivity

    FranceAccounting and Audit
    SG Archibald Andersen
    SG Archibald Andersen
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    Ebay Convicted For Trading On Counterfeit Goods

    French court convicted eBay, an online auction and shopping website for selling on its website three Hermes bags that includes two fakes, for a total of 3,000 euros.
    FranceCorporate/Commercial Law
    ITAG Business Solutions Ltd
    ITAG Business Solutions Ltd
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    Recent Case Law | Non-Compete Clauses In Groups: A Surprising Decision From The Supreme Court

    A recent ruling from the French supreme court has brought some clarification of the fate of a non-compete clause of an employee transferred to another company in the same group.
    FranceEmployment and HR
    Flichy Grangé Avocats
    Flichy Grangé Avocats
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    Recent Case Law | Supreme Court To Workers: Your Commute Isn't Work

    The decision raised many an eyebrow to the extent that French law provides for exactly the opposite rule.
    FranceEmployment and HR
    Flichy Grangé Avocats
    Flichy Grangé Avocats
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    Income Renunciation

    FranceAccounting and Audit
    SG Archibald Andersen
    SG Archibald Andersen
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    Stock Options

    FranceAccounting and Audit
    SG Archibald Andersen
    SG Archibald Andersen
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    Current Accounts

    FranceEmployment and HR
    SG Archibald Andersen
    SG Archibald Andersen
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    Suretyship

    FranceEmployment and HR
    SG Archibald Andersen
    SG Archibald Andersen
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    Commercial Security Of Shares

    FranceFinance and Banking
    SG Archibald Andersen
    SG Archibald Andersen
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    Discharge Of Debt

    FranceFinance and Banking
    SG Archibald Andersen
    SG Archibald Andersen
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    Reimbursement Bonus

    FranceTax
    SG Archibald Andersen
    SG Archibald Andersen
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    The Expanded French Class Action System May Impact Liability and Insurance Coverage For Corporations Domiciled and Doing Business in France

    Although the French class action system has gotten off to a slow start with only 6 actions initiated to date, the recently and anticipated expanded scope of the French class action system will impact the potential liability and insurance coverage of corporations domiciled and doing business in France.
    FranceInsurance
    Reed Smith (Worldwide)
    Reed Smith (Worldwide)
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    UPC Confirms Admissibility Of Request To Increase Security For Costs

    A Paris division of the Unified Patent Court granted a moderate €100,000 top-up to security for legal costs in a patent infringement case, balancing the defendant's increased defense expenses against the claimant's fundamental right to access justice. The court rejected demands for a much larger security increase, finding that the claimant's status as a micro-enterprise required careful consideration of proportionality principles under EU law.
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    Marks & Clerk
    Marks & Clerk
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    French Supreme Judicial Court Rules That Employee's Personal Information Processed Before CNIL Registration Cannot Be Used As Evidence To Support Employee Dismissal

    This decision overturns a 2009 decision, in which an appellate court decided that personal data processing that enables the employer to monitor employee email did not disqualify the evidence.
    FrancePrivacy
    Jones Day
    Jones Day

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