After having noted, on the one hand, that the simple possession of a winning lottery ticket does not confer any right to its holder when the latter does not have the quality of effective player…
Paris | TAX
Bulletin Joly Bourse – 2020 n°03 – page 52
Paris | BANKING AND FINANCIAL REGULATION
As future student lawyers begin their summer revisions for the Bar Admission Examination, their legal culture will be specifically appreciated during the “Grand Oral”. Under the direction of François-Xavier Lucas and Thierry Revet, Professors at the Sorbonne Law School (University of Paris 1), our lawyer Thibault Mercier contributed (on the theme of equality) to the […]
Paris
In recent years, the US sanctions imposed on French and European companies have regularly made the headlines. Although the Sapin 2 law, and its arsenal of anti-corruption measures, is aimed in particular at responding to the extraterritorial nature of American justice, the issue of economic and legal sovereignty remains unresolved. Eight experts share their experiences […]
Paris
The first ordinance of 25 March 2020 and the new ordinance presented to the Council of Ministers on 22 April, a sweep car of the emergency measures taken on the basis of the enabling law of 23 March 2020, respond to specific needs for adapting public procurement and drawing up exceptional regulations to deal with […]
Paris
While some companies are reopening their premises, employers are worried. Will the measures planned to limit the risks of contamination be sufficient? And will they enable them to protect themselves from litigation in the event of contamination of an employee? The legal risks are real, even if they remain difficult to identify today.
Paris | EMPLOYMENT | COLLECTIVE RELATIONSHIPS | SOCIAL MANAGEMENT AND CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING | SOCIAL LITIGATION | MANAGEMENT
Attorney Adrien Fourmon comes back for us on the decree of 30 March 2020 amending the decree of 6 May 2017 setting the conditions of the additional remuneration of electricity produced by electricity production facilities using mechanical energy from the wind, up to a maximum of six wind turbines.
Paris | ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES LAW | RENEWABLE ENERGY – RE
TRIBUNE. The CMAP and law firms JEANTET and 1804 call for the use of dispute resolution in rental disputes arising from COVID-19. The co-signatories are: Catherine Saint Geniest, Partner of the Real Estate department of Jeantet, Murielle Amsellem, Partner of 1804, Ioana Knoll-Tudor, Partner of the Dispute Resolution department of Jeantet, Sophie Enry, General Delegate […]
Paris | COMMERCIAL AND INVESTMENT ARBITRATION | MEDIATION | REAL ESTATE
While 25 outbreaks of contamination have been recorded since the start of deconfinement, including two in slaughterhouses, the question of the criminal responsibility of the leaders is again at the forefront. The point with Jacques-Henry de Bourmont and Hortense Béthune, lawyers at the Jeantet law firm.
| CRIMINAL LAW
The first 2020 International Chamber of Commerce Dispute Resolution Bulletin is now available. Download the analysis of our partner Ioana Knoll-Tudor on two recent decisions of the Court of Appeal of Bucharest which annulled two Emergency Arbitrator orders on the basis of the validity of the appointment of the Emergency Arbitrator and its competence to […]
| COMMERCIAL AND INVESTMENT ARBITRATION | MEDIATION
Several criminal complaints have been filed against employers for contamination of an employee with covid-19 at the workplace. The criminal liability of the employer may be incurred for contamination, but also in other situations. An analysis by Eva Kopelman, counsel in Labour Law, and Hortense Béthune, lawyer in Criminal Law, within the law firm Jeantet.
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In the current context of the health crisis linked to Covid-19, the resumption of activity raises many questions as to the criminal liability of company directors.
Paris | CRIMINAL LAW