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Inheritance Lawyers in France

The inheritance rules in France (regulated under the French Inheritance Law) establish the manner in which an individual may dispose of his or her assets and property after death. Our inheritance attorneys in France can help you with an evaluation of the default distribution of your assets according to French law. We can also help…

Listing on the Stock Exchange in Paris

In 2000, the stock exchange from Paris merged with the Amsterdam, Lisbon and Brussels stock exchanges and they formed the second largest exchange in Europe, Euronext. Euronext Paris has almost 600 company listings, most of the domestic, but also foreign companies. Euronext Paris is governed by the French Monetary Code and the French…

Hiring Employees in France

When hiring employees in France, the Labour Code (Code du Travail in French) is the document of reference for labour law. The relationship between the employer and the employee is regulated by the French employment law and by various European Union directives and treaties. The French Labour Code gives employees certain rights that must be taken…

Family Lawyers in France

Our family lawyers in France can offer legal representation, assistance and advice for any issue that is regulated by the French family legislation: marriage, civil unions, divorce, adoption, custody, child support etc. We are specialized in all these branches of law and we will provide tailored assistance to our clients. Quick Facts…

Dismissal of French Employees

The French employment law stipulates that any dismissal of French employees must be justified and has a real and serious cause. Usually, dismissals are made for the following reasons: personal and economic. Employment contracts in France In France there are severaltypes of contracts than can be concluded between an employer and an employee: -…

Setting up a Sole Trader in France

Setting up a sole trader in France can be the optimal choice for entrepreneurs who wish to open a business in France and their activities have a low risk level and require small capital investments. If they choose to operate as sole traders (“entreprise individuelle” in French), investors don’t need to establish a separate legal…

Open Subsidiary vs. Branch in France

Setting up a subsidiary or a branch in France in 2026 is a great way for foreign companies to expand their activity. Below our lawyers in France make a brief comparison between the branch office and the subsidiary in this country. We can also help with the registration of these business forms. Requirements for subsidiaries…

Marriage Lawyers in France

France is a classic, romantic and very attractive wedding destination. There are also other popular locations for getting married, in case you want to elope, such as Los Angeles, but France is definitely chosen by many foreign couples that wish to celebrate their union in a romantic and unic way. Whatever the reasons…

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Register a Trademark in France

Registering a trademark in France is very similar to the process in any other European country. The Civil Law in France requires that a trademark must be registered in order to be used. One of our lawyers in France can offer support for the formalities implicated, plus legal advice for trademark registration in France.…