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Agricultural out-of-court settlements: preventing and managing farmers' difficulties and protecting guarantors
By Raphaël MORENON19 September 2025Farmers in financial difficulty? The Règlement Amiable Agricole (RAA) protects your farm and your home. Find out how to prevent bankruptcy.
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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.
Collective dominance: criteria and evidence in competition law
While competition law often focuses on the actions of a single hegemonic company, there is another form of market power that is more complex to grasp: collective dominance. This situation arises when a number of companies, although legally independent, are able to adopt a single line of action...Digital assets and NFT: are they miscellaneous assets? Regulatory issues
The emergence of cryptocurrencies and NFTs has shaken up the investment landscape, creating new opportunities but also a real legal headache. These new types of assets are struggling to find their place in regulatory frameworks designed long before their existence. One question is particularly acute: can they...Penalties applicable to intermediaries and financial investment advisers
The atypical nature of the property investment sector attracts many savers looking for a return. However, this world is strictly regulated to protect investors. Intermediaries in miscellaneous goods (IBDs) and financial investment advisers (CIFs) operating in this market are subject to strict regulations....Financial investment adviser (FIA) and miscellaneous assets: legal framework and responsibilities
The Financial Investment Adviser (FIA) is a key player in wealth management and investment advice. Their role is not confined to traditional financial instruments; it also extends to advising on transactions in miscellaneous assets, those atypical investments (wine, works of art, containers, etc.) whose value can be...Intermediaries in various goods: standard or simplified regime and detailed obligations
Investments in atypical assets such as wine, works of art or manuscripts are attracting a growing number of savers and entrepreneurs. However, the legal framework surrounding these transactions is dense and often misunderstood. Intermediaries in various goods (IBDs), the key players in this market, are subject to strict regulations...Miscellaneous property: definition, scope and transactions subject to regulation
The world of so-called "atypical" investments, such as wine, works of art, manuscripts or even diamonds, attracts many investors with its often high promised returns. However, this attraction can mask significant risks, especially in the absence of a clear protective framework. To address this issue, the law...Miscellaneous goods intermediaries: the complete guide to AMF regulations
Atypical investments, ranging from wine to works of art to containers, represent a complex and often opaque investment universe for the uninitiated. At the heart of this ecosystem is the intermediary in miscellaneous goods (IBD), a player whose activity is strictly regulated by the Autorité des marchés financiers...Obligation to debt and contribution to debt: keys to understanding matrimonial liabilities
The management of debts within a couple married under the regime of legal community is a frequent source of questions and tensions, particularly in the event of separation. When a loan is taken out, who has to pay it back? And from which assets can the creditor, such as a bank, claim payment?Repayment of credit: the specificities of the systems of separation of property and universal community property
Choosing a matrimonial property regime is a decisive step in a couple's life, with implications that go far beyond the possibility of divorce. Debt management, and in particular the repayment of loans taken out by either spouse, is directly affected by this initial choice. If you...Joint accounts and seizures: what are the risks for repaying your loans as a couple?
For many couples, opening a joint account is a practical way of managing day-to-day expenses. However, this ease of management can turn into a source of major legal risks when one of the joint account holders incurs a personal debt. The seizure of this account by a creditor raises a number of...
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