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International Chamber of Commerce Dispute Resolution 2020 Bulletin
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
COVID-19: “the question of employers’ criminal liability is uncertain” (Jeantet)
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.
Paris
The criminal risks incurred by company managers in the context of a business recovery
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
“State of health emergency: criminal risks for company managers” – L’Opinion, 04/09/2020
Because of the current health crisis linked to covid-19, company managers have to make decisions in a hurry and without being aware of the criminal risks that could result.
Paris | CRIMINAL LAW
Russia : COVID-19 : Consequence of new russia measures for business
We are actively following the developments related to those issues and are fully prepared to advise our clients.
“Coronavirus infects the economy: additional fiscal remedies needed to sustain growth” – L’Opinion, 04/02/2020
Advocacy for an improvement of the support system for the self-employed and for the introduction of generalised carry-back.
Paris | TAX
Coronavirus : Task Force Jeantet
The spread of coronavirus arises many challenges to businesses, employees, customers, suppliers, investors and financial partners. Jeantet has set up a multi-disciplinary Task Force to answer all questions on the impact of the Coronavirus on labour, financing, capital markets, data protection, contract law, mergers and acquisitions, export control, real estate investments… For any question you can contact […]
La gouvernance de la SAS à l’épreuve des règles du groupe – Option Finance, 17/02/2021
Paris | CORPORATE LAW AND GOVERNANCE
The Coca-Cola-Intermarché Case: the legal analysis [Tribune]
On January 6, 2020, LSA revealed that Coca-Cola has stopped delivering the Intermarché and Netto brands. Since then, the Court of Appeals has asked both parties to get back around the table in order to reach a decision before March 1st. In return, the Tribunal has asked CCEP to deliver the Intermarché stores for the […]
Paris
Decoding: “Brexit, the new Withdrawal Agreement” – 01/01/2020
Following the rejection of the Withdrawal Agreement and political declaration dated 14 November 2018 by the UK House of Commons the Johnson government and the EU commission have negotiated a new draft withdrawal agreement, finalized on 17 October 2019 from the one Boris Johnson’s predecessor, Theresa May, agreed with Brussels in following more than eighteen […]
| BANKING AND FINANCIAL REGULATION
Best practices, legal certainty and dispute resolution under French law
As the wave of risk-free benchmark indices prepares to catch up with the stream of ongoing financial contracts referring to IBORs, how can we address the transition and control the risk of litigation in financing transactions (credits, issues, hedging) to be carried out in France?
Paris
Converging reform of security law and insolvency law in France
Converging reform of security law and insolvency law in France: towards a simpler architecture and better protection of security value in workouts, Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law, décembre 2019
Paris