Sectors
Our lawyers favour an in-depth sector-based approach, enabling them to grasp precisely the specific challenges of each industry and to offer our clients tailored support.
See all ten sectorsIndustry
Industry never deals with an incident in isolation.
Retail and mass distribution
Annual negotiations, logistics penalties, competition from platforms that sell without being subject to the common rules: distribution and retail evolve under the constant pressure of the balance of power.
Publishing, press and media
The value of information is now becoming separated from its distribution: captured by platforms, then by artificial intelligence models that feed on editorial work without ever paying for it.
Fashion, luxury and design
A fashion or luxury house organises its own scarcity.
Hotels and restaurants
Hotels and restaurants concentrate every area of business law on a single asset: a business, premises, a brand, large teams and a volatile clientele, under the watchful eye of platforms that capture bookings and reputation.
Wine and spirits
A product rooted in its terroir, a succession played out within the family, but global markets subject to customs duties, embargoes and excise duties in the country of destination: wine and spirits live with this contradiction constantly.
Energy and transition
The energy transition shifts value: land that hosts a solar or wind farm becomes a strategic asset, grid connection becomes the bottleneck of every project, and European regulation redraws the rules faster than projects can be built.
Digital infrastructure
Digital infrastructure is an industry before it is a building: a site, megawatts, a computing contract, responsibilities shared between the operator, the integrator and the user.
Regulated professions
A regulated profession is structured in an unusual way: its capital is regulated, its professional ethics are binding law, and every arrangement is read through two lenses, that of the tax authorities and that of the professional body.
International
An executive who settles abroad exports not only products but also a tax status, an applicable tax treaty and sometimes a de facto residence for their company.
