Vincent Doumergue

Counsel, Public business law

Vincent Doumergue joins Bruzzo Dubucq in March 2026 after several positions as an associate in law firms, notably within the Public Law & Regulated Sectors Department of Weil & Gotshal in Paris, where he acquired solid expertise in public business law (public contracts law, law of state-owned companies, regulatory law) and economic law (State aid, anti-competitive practices), followed by six years in the French senior civil service.

Within the Secrétariat général des affaires européennes (SGAE), he was a member of the French Presidency of the Council of the European Union team responsible for the trilogue negotiations with the European Parliament on the draft DMA and FSR Regulations, and was in charge of preparing and notifying, in liaison with the ministries, numerous aid schemes and individual aid measures during the COVID period. He then joined the Comité interministériel de restructuration industrielle (CIRI) at the Direction générale du Trésor, where for three years he assisted companies in difficulty with complex financial restructurings (operational restructuring, debt restructuring, equity fundraising processes) and took part in implementing restructuring agreements on behalf of the French State (term sheets, conciliation agreements, credit and security agreements).

He advises on public business law (administrative law, public contracts law, public competition law), competition law (State aid, foreign subsidies control, anti-competitive practices and follow-on actions) as well as EU regulation and public affairs. Vincent also practises in restructuring and insolvency, drawing on the experience he gained at the CIRI.