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Inalienability and unseizability of assets: complete guide by clause and trust
By Raphaël MORENON19 September 2025Protect your assets effectively from creditors! Find out how to make your assets unseizable or inalienable with this clear guide. Secure your assets.
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> The practice of seizing propertyA practical, chronological and exhaustive study of the implementation of a property seizure procedure.
We put all our expertise to work to achieve a simple objective: to prevent a property seizure.
The offence of deception in commercial law: constituent elements and penalties
Trust is at the heart of commercial relations. Whether they are buying a product or subscribing to a service, consumers and professionals alike legitimately expect the information provided to be accurate and the service or good to conform to what has been agreed....A practical guide to regulated sales for businesses
Regulated forms of sale are an area of commercial law that provides a strict framework for commercial practices. The French Commercial Code sets out the rules that businesses must comply with when it comes to sales, stock clearance, unpacking sales and other commercial mechanisms. This guide summarises the essential points...Representation by a lawyer before the Commercial Court: compulsory or not?
The question of whether you are obliged to be represented by a lawyer before the Commercial Court has changed significantly in recent years. Previously optional in most cases, such representation is now subject to a general principle of obligation, with some important exceptions. This transformation has considerably altered the...Understanding commercial court proceedings: a complete guide
French commercial justice is based on a specific jurisdictional system: the commercial courts. These consular courts, made up of judges elected by their peers, settle disputes between traders. To manage your commercial disputes effectively, it is essential to understand how this exceptional jurisdiction works. What is the...Oral versus written proceedings in commercial court: what are the practical consequences?
For a long time, proceedings before the Commercial Court were essentially oral. This characteristic, which was intended to guarantee simplicity and speed, was one of the special features of this court. However, over the years and with successive reforms, the written word has gradually gained ground, to the point of profoundly transforming the...Summons to appear before the Commercial Court: how to get proceedings off to a good start?
When a commercial dispute arises and attempts at amicable resolution have failed, the writ of summons is often the first formal step in legal proceedings. This fundamental document largely determines the chances of success of your action. A poorly drafted or incomplete summons can jeopardise your case even before the hearing....Declaration and verification of claims during the observation period
The opening of collective proceedings (safeguard, receivership or compulsory liquidation) triggers a series of mechanisms designed to organise the handling of the debtor company's difficulties. At the heart of these mechanisms is the management of past liabilities, i.e. debts incurred prior to the opening judgment. The declaration of debts represents a...Current contracts during the observation period
The opening of a safeguard or receivership procedure places the company in a delicate situation, marked by the need to continue its business while dealing with its financial difficulties. The observation period, a genuine diagnostic and restructuring phase, raises a fundamental question for the company's survival...The legal framework for advertising in France: protecting your communications
Advertising is an essential driver of economic activity, enabling companies to publicise their products and services. However, this freedom of commercial expression is not absolute. French law strictly regulates advertising practices to ensure fair information and protect consumers from abuse. Navigate this...Misleading advertising: definition, constituent elements and penalties
In a competitive commercial environment, advertising is an essential tool for companies wishing to promote their products or services. However, this communication must comply with strict rules to ensure that consumers are provided with fair and transparent information. The line between an advantageous presentation and a misleading claim can sometimes be...
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