Soulier Bunch presents its weekly selection of distressed M&A opportunities.
Sectors covered:
Fashion / Retail – Home appliances – Communication / Digital marketing – Renewable energy – AgriTech – Foundry / Metalworking – Software / Event management – Professional lighting – Construction / Industrial equipment
The law firms Soulier and Bunch are pleased to announce their merger and the creation of Soulier Bunch, effective October 6, 2025. With offices in Paris and Lyon, the new multidisciplinary and multi-sector law firm brings together more than 25 lawyers and leverages the global reach of the World Law Group to support companies and […]
Soulier Bunch presents its weekly selection of distressed M&A opportunities.
Sectors covered:
Industry / Equipment – Fashion / Specialty Retail – Healthcare – Construction / Electrical Works & Metalwork – Tech / HR SaaS
We are pleased to announce the release of the Chambers and Partners Global Practice Guide – Blockchain 2025. Our partners Estelle Rigal-Alexandre, Marie Frisch, Mohamed Bouzenada and Hubert Mortemard de Boisse co-authored the France Q&A chapter of this Guide. This recognition highlights our strong expertise in regulatory matters relating to blockchain and digital assets. The […]
The next meeting of the Compliance Task Force, launched by the European American Chamber of Commerce Auvergne Rhone-Alps in partnership with Soulier Bunch, will take place on the morning of September 23 at CIC Lyonnaise de Banque in Lyon, under the auspices of Club CIC International.
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In a decision published in the Bulletin on June 4, 2025, the Commercial Chamber of the Cour de Cassation (French Supreme Court) reaffirmed a fundamental principle of contract law: The determination of the price lies exclusively with the will of the parties or, where applicable, a third party designated by them – but never with the judge.
This decision highlights the importance of complying with Articles 1591 and 1592 of the French Civil Code, which respectively provide that the price must be determined and identified by the parties, or left to the determination of a third party expressly designated for that purpose.