No one can be expected to do the impossible. By judgment dated September 7, 2015, provisionally enforceable, the Commercial Court of Lyon ordered one of our clients – an asset manager – to produce a number of accounting and financial documents to one of its former clients, subject to a daily penalty of 5,000 euros. […]
The increasing use of the Internet has changed the behavior of French people and their consumption patterns.
France has today almost 50 million Internet users, and 92% of businesses are present on the Internet.
The increasing use of the Internet has changed the behavior of French people and their consumption patterns.France has today almost 50 million Internet users, and 92% of businesses are present on the Internet.Whatever their age, social background, occupation or gender, almost eight out of ten French people have one or several social network account(s).
We are pleased to publish this month a contribution entitled Post-Election Analysis 2016: Trade, authored by our colleagues Raul R. Herrera, Partner, J. David Park, Partner, Dana Weekes, Associate and Amy Davenport, Senior Policy Specialist, at the US law firm Arnold & Porter LLP.
Adopted by the Parliament on November 8, 2016, the “Sapin II Law” is primarily designed to strengthen the French anti-corruption arsenal and introduces new measures to prevent and penalize corruption. This Law also brings a number of changes to the legislation governing business relationships between economic operators, including with respect to practices that restrict competition, […]
In our October 2016 e-newsletter, we addressed forfait working time arrangements, an important element of the so-called “Work Law” of August 8, 2016[1]. This month, we will focus on an even more sensitive issue raised by said Law: Dismissals on economic grounds. It is clear that through successive reforms, the French legislator, navigating by sight […]