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Attachment and relativity of proceedings: complex cases of successors in title and derivative actions
By Raphaël MORENON8 September 2025A complex attachment order? Who is the real creditor or debtor? Protect your rights! Find out how to master debt collection in France and avoid the pitfalls.
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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.
Pricing: avoiding the pitfalls of resale at a loss and fixed prices
In France, the principle is one of freedom of pricing. In theory, every company is free to set its prices as it sees fit, in accordance with article L.410-2 of the French Commercial Code. This is a pillar of our market economy and of free competition. However, this freedom is not...Preventing the risk of abuse of a dominant position: a practical guide
Penalties for abuse of a dominant position can ruin a company. Violation of Articles L. 420-2 of the French Commercial Code or 102 of the TFEU can result in fines of up to 10% of worldwide sales. To ensure that the prevention of abuse of a dominant position is part of a global approach to...Abuse of a dominant position: basic concepts and legal framework
Holding a dominant position in a market is not illegal. But taking advantage of it to engage in anti-competitive behaviour is punishable under French and European law. These practices are known as abuse of a dominant position, and can result in colossal fines - up to 10% of a company's worldwide turnover...Forms of abuse of a dominant position: prohibited practices and legal risks
Abuse of a dominant position is a major infringement of competition law. Penalties can amount to 10% of the offending company's worldwide turnover. It is therefore crucial to fully understand these penalties and the associated defence mechanisms in order to limit the legal and financial risks. Recent examples...Class action: how does it work in practice? The stages of the procedure
You have read our previous articles and you think that a situation you have experienced, or of which you are aware, could fall within the scope of a group action. A defective product, a systematic discriminatory practice, a massive breach of personal data... But beyond identifying the problem, how does a group action actually work?Personal data breached? Group action for redress
In the digital age, our personal data has become a bargaining chip, a coveted resource, but also a potential source of vulnerability. Every day, we entrust information about ourselves to companies, administrations and online platforms. While most organisations do their utmost to comply with the rules, incidents do occur...Enforceability formula and conditions for enforcing judgments
Winning your case in court is not enough. The decisive factor in transforming a judgement into an enforcement tool is the executory clause. This legal "sesame", which is affixed to court decisions, requires the public authorities to assist with enforcement. The content of the executory clause The...The ordonnance sur requête: a little-known but powerful tool in civil procedure
Justice sometimes offers discreet but formidable tools. The ordonnance sur requête falls into this category. A temporary measure issued without adversarial debate, it enables swift and discreet action to be taken when the situation so requires. Its effectiveness is based on the element of surprise it provides. Definition and place in our legal system The ordonnance sur...Payment deferrals and debt adjustment: how to negotiate with your creditors
Temporary inability to pay debts does not necessarily mean immediate seizure of your assets. French law offers a number of mechanisms that allow debtors in difficulty to breathe easy financially while protecting the interests of creditors. The grace period: a judicial breath of fresh air Conditions for granting the grace period...
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