Company Registration in France

Company Registration in France

In order for a business to be legally registered in France, the law requires a specific incorporation procedure to be completed with the local Trade Register, known as the Commercial and Companies Register. Company registration is the most important role of the French Trade Register; however, this authority has several…
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Criminal Lawyers in France

Criminal Lawyers in France

Our criminal lawyers in France offer personalized legal advice to all those who are facing fraud charges, employment-related offences, commercial disputes, drug offences, and many more. We invite you to read this article and learn more about the services offered by our French lawyers to know how we can help…
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French Employer of Record

French Employer of Record

A French employer of record (EOR) is a company that acts as the official employer for a worker, even if the worker may be working for another company. The EOR basically plays the role of the middleman in this situation. It is also known under the name of "employee leasing" or PEO ("professional employer…
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Bankruptcy Lawyers in France

Bankruptcy Lawyers in France

When a company becomes insolvent because it can no longer pay its debts, it officially goes bankrupt. There are a number of legal procedures you need to consider if you are facing such issues, and here our bankruptcy lawyers in France can help you. We are with you in this endeavor and…
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Will Lawyers in France

Will Lawyers in France

Making a will in France can be done with the help of our French will lawyers. Such a document must contain information about personal property and its distribution in the event of death. If a will is not made, the rules of inheritance already established in France will apply. In this article,…
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Set Up a Foundation in France

Set Up a Foundation in France

There are two categories of structures which can be opened in France: commercial and non-commercial entities. Both categories are well represented by various types of companies when it comes to commercial entities, while non-commercial ones are represented by foundations and associations. Our lawyers in France can help both local and foreign citizens who want to open foundations and associations…
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Open Limited Liability Sole Proprietorship (EIRL) in France

Open Limited Liability Sole Proprietorship (EIRL) in France

The limited liability sole proprietorship (EIRL) was a legal entity created for individuals who wanted to start their own business activity. However, this company type is no longer available, as the legislation modified in 2022 and changed the EIRL into an EI (Enterprise Individuelle). Therefore, if you want to start…
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Inheritance Lawyers in France

Inheritance Lawyers in France

The inheritance rules in France (comprised by French Inheritance Law) establish the manner in which an individual may dispose of his or her assets and property after death. These rules apply for French residents and, to a certain degree, to non-residents who own properties in France. The focus point of the French Inheritance Law are the…
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Open Subsidiary vs. Branch in France

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…
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Register a Trademark in France

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.…
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