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36 rue La Fayette
Paris, 75009
France

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Créé en 2008, le bureau de Paris de BCLP s’appuie sur l’expertise reconnue de plus de 60 avocats, dont 24 associés et conseille ses clients sur une largegamme de services juridiques :

  • corporate M&A;
  • restructuration;
  • immobilier;
  • fiscalité;
  • financement;
  • concurrence/distribution;
  • contentieux complexes;
  • conformité;
  • droit social;
  • droit public et de l’énergie;
  • ainsi qu’en IP/IT & Data.

Le réseau international intégré de BCLP permet à son bureau de Paris de mobiliser les meilleurs experts et d’offrir à ses clients une plateforme de services juridiques innovants et sur mesure.

Grâce à la puissance du réseau international intégré permettant de mobiliser les meilleurs experts, le bureau de Paris offre à ses clients une plateforme de services juridiques innovantes et opérationnels. BCLP est particulièrement actif dans les secteurs de l’immobilier & infrastructures, des énergies renouvelables, des télécoms, media & technologie, des services financiers, de la distribution et des biens de consommation, de l’industrie et de l’agroalimentaire.

Avec 1.275 avocats répartis dans 31 bureaux en Amérique du Nord, en Europe, au Moyen-Orient et en Asie, BCLP est un cabinet d'avocats qui travaille de manière entièrement intégrée. BCLP est reconnu pour sa culture collaborative, la qualité de ses relations fortes et durables avec ses clients, son expertise juridique de premier plan et son goût pour l’innovation. La stratégie globale s’articule autour de trois pôles d’expertise : le secteur immobilier, les transactions mid-market complexes et les contentieux et investigations à fort enjeux.

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Jean-Patrice Labautière, Office Managing Partner, Paris
Jean-Patrice Labautière, Office Managing Partner, Paris
+33 (0) 1 44 17 77 36

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