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Dispute resolution: Commercial litigation

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Client satisfaction: Lawyer & team quality
Client satisfaction: Billing & efficiency
Client satisfaction: Sector knowledge

Testimonials

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  • ‘The team is excellent at resolving complex issues, and is very technical, pragmatic and brilliant in adapting a strategy to win a case. One of their strengths is their ability to put together tailor-made teams according to the legal needs and the complexity of a case.’
  • ‘Clémence Lemétais d'Ormesson demonstrates a high level of professionalism, client dedication, and a results-oriented approach that sets her apart in the market. Her collaborative style and ability to deliver creative, tailor-made strategies have been key to achieving successful outcomes in complex and sensitive disputes.’
  • ‘A very good team with a solid reputation, recognised for its expertise in litigation and arbitration. They have a strong presence on the African continent.’
  • ‘Clémence Lemétais d'Ormesson is an excellent lawyer, very proactive, specialising in resolving all types of disputes and in arbitration proceedings.’
  • ‘Responsiveness, rigour, availability.’
  • ‘The quality of their service is exceptional.’

Key clients

  • Colas Group
  • Invesco
  • RedTree Capital
  • Mooncard Group
  • Aldebaran (URG Group)
  • Keolis Salon de Provence
  • SNC Cherche midi
  • FG Hemisphere
  • IRCEC (National Supplementary Pension Fund for Artists)
  • Monin
  • Atlas Biotechnology
  • FINETIS Company and his manager

Work highlights

Representing Build'Ing in complex disputes involving construction contract breaches, unfair competition, wrongful termination and performance of maintenance agreements.
Representing Grande Pharmacie de la Rouvière in Marseille, as well as its director and shareholder, in a dispute against the seller of the pharmacy, concerning fraud.
Advised Finetis and its manager, who were the victims of a judgment fraud in Morocco and an enforcement fraud in France.
Practice head

David Gordon-Krief; Clémence Lemétais d’Ormesson

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