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Protective measures: definition, distinction (seizures, securities), conditions and role of the jex
By Raphaël MORENON15 September 2025Worried about your creditor? Find out about protective measures! Prevent your debtor from organising his insolvency and secure payment of your debts.
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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.
Sailing on French waterways: the essential rules you need to know
The rivers and canals that criss-cross France represent an exceptional heritage and a vital network for goods transport, river tourism and water-based leisure activities. But this seemingly free space is in reality governed by a set of sometimes complex rules, designed to ensure the safety of all...Collision and assistance in river navigation: who is responsible?
Even with the utmost caution, accidents can happen on waterways. A collision between two vessels (a collision), or the need to rescue a vessel in difficulty (assistance), immediately raises complex questions of liability and compensation. Who should pay for the damage? The intervention of a...River boats: what licences and certificates are required to sail in France?
Owning and operating a boat on French waterways, whether for transporting goods, receiving passengers or even for stationary activities, is more than just knowing how to manoeuvre. A dense set of regulations governs the commissioning of boats and the qualifications of those authorised to operate them...Inland navigation policing: what rules need to be observed on French rivers and canals?
Sailing on French inland waterways, whether for the transport of goods or passengers, or simply for pleasure, is not a totally free activity. Far from it. A precise regulatory framework governs this practice, aimed above all at ensuring the safety of people and property,...The letter of intent: understanding this key commitment in business law
The letter of intent is a mechanism frequently encountered in the business world, particularly within groups of companies. However, its precise legal nature and the real scope of the commitment it represents are often misunderstood. Is it simply a moral declaration or a genuine binding obligation? This article...Protecting your personal property assets: the guide to unseizability for sole traders
Starting a business as a sole trader is a stimulating adventure, but it entails considerable risks for your personal assets. Unlike a company, which has its own legal personality and therefore, in principle, its own assets separate from yours, a sole trader directly commits the person...The savings bond: a financing tool you need to know about
Less well known than the traditional bank loan or share issue, the savings bond is nevertheless a financial instrument that can be relevant both for companies seeking to diversify their sources of financing and for savers looking for investments. This instrument, which is governed by specific rules, deserves a closer look...The pricing of acts of the judicial commissioner: understanding for better anticipation
"How much will it cost me? This is a legitimate question to ask yourself before appointing a judicial commissioner. This new entity was created by the merger of the professions of bailiff and auctioneer, and has inherited a specific fee structure, particularly for acts subject to a regulated fee. The...Commercial signs under French law: a practical guide for businesses
A sign is much more than a simple panel above a shop window. It is often the first visual contact between a business and its potential customers, an essential landmark in the urban or commercial landscape. It plays an active part in the identity and reputation of a business, a craftsman or even a liberal profession....RCS declaration: the core of companies' obligations regarding beneficial owners
Vous avez identifié le ou les bénéficiaires effectifs de votre société ? C’est une étape nécessaire, mais le travail ne s’arrête pas là. L’obligation centrale qui découle de cette identification est la déclaration officielle de ces informations auprès du Registre du Commerce et des Sociétés (RCS). Cette formalité n’est pas…
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