Paul Vialard assists French and foreign clients in competition law, advising and litigating before the French and European authorities and courts.
Paul is also involved in the drafting of commercial contracts, the management of distribution networks, the relationship with consumers and the management of commercial relations and distribution networks.
Paul has completed several internships and secondments within the legal departments of several French and international companies active in various sectors, which have allowed him to acquire a particular sensitivity to strategic and operational client issues.
Background
Lawyer since : 2022
Bar. : Paris
Language(s) : French - English
Training :
- Master’s degree (Master 2) in Business Law and Taxation (Corporate Lawyer Diploma – DJCE), Rennes University, 2018
- Certificate of Specialisation in Economic Law, Montpellier University, 2018
Jeantet assisted the Guyot Group in connection with Epopée Gestion’s investment
Paris, 12 December 2025 – Jeantet advised Guyot Energies (a subsidiary of the Guyot group) in connection with the investment of Epopée Gestion funds to accelerate the development of local low carbon energy sources. Guyot Energies, a subsidiary of the Guyot group dedicated to energy transition, and Epopée Gestion, a regional investment fund, have decided […]
Paris | LISTED COMPANIES AND CAPITAL MARKETS LAW
French Competition Authority sanctions a predatory acquisition for the first time on the basis of abuse of a dominant position
French Competition Authority (Autorité de la concurrence) has taken a new step in applying the Towercast case law (CJEU, 16 March 2023) by sanctioning for the first time a merger transaction on the basis of abuse of a dominant position. In this article, Renaud Christol and Paul Vialard analyze the key lessons from this decision […]
| COMPETITION AND ECONOMIC LAW
In a ruling handed down on October 18, 2025, the CJEU ruled in Case C-2/24 P, Teva v. Cephalon v. European Commission, clarifying the conditions under which an amicable settlement agreement between patent holders and generic manufacturers can be classified as an anti-competitive agreement. In this article, Renaud Christol and Paul Vialard review the implications […]
| COMPETITION AND ECONOMIC LAW