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Order confirmation vs. factoring: which del credere guarantee should you choose for export?
By Raphaël MORENON3 September 2025Export with peace of mind! Discover factoring and order confirmation to secure your international payments. Protect your cash flow against non-payment.
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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.
Understanding foreign judgments: why is their recognition in France an issue?
Have you obtained a favourable court ruling in another country? Or perhaps you are affected by a judgement handed down abroad, such as a divorce or an inheritance decision? Many people think that once a legal decision has been handed down, it applies everywhere. However, the legal reality is...Legal costs: who pays what? Understanding costs and Article 700
Embarking on legal proceedings, whether to assert one's rights or to defend oneself, inevitably raises the question of costs. Over and above the legal issues themselves, a legitimate and frequent concern is the final financial burden: who will have to bear the costs generated by the legal proceedings?Enforcement of judgments obtained through the European Small Claims Procedure
Obtaining a favourable decision is not enough. Actually enforcing it is the crucial stage in the recovery process. This final phase has some important specificities in the European small claims procedure. Understanding these mechanisms will enable you to ensure the real effectiveness of your title. Notification of the decision:...Procedure and costs of the European Small Claims Procedure
Cross-border litigation is often a source of concern for litigants. Unpredictable delays, uncertain costs and complex formalities can discourage even the most determined creditors. The European Small Claims Procedure addresses precisely these concerns. It establishes a clear framework for the procedural steps and...How do I start a European small claims procedure?
Recovering a debt in another European country can seem daunting. Language barriers, legal differences and distance often complicate the process. The European Small Claims Procedure offers a practical solution to this problem. This guide outlines the practical steps you need to take to initiate the procedure correctly. Check that...Notification of judgments by default: pitfalls to avoid and critical deadlines
The notification of a judgment rendered in the absence of a party is subject to strict rules. A special time limit of six months applies on pain of nullity. These special rules are designed to protect the party in default while ensuring legal certainty. Failure to comply with these rules may invalidate a favourable court decision. The system...Challenging a judgment handed down in your absence: deadlines and procedures to be aware of
A judgment handed down in your absence can have serious consequences. The law provides for specific legal remedies. These depend on the exact nature of the judgment. Strict time limits govern these appeals. If they are not respected, the decision cannot be contested. Identifying the exact nature of the judgment The exact nature of the...The European Small Claims Procedure: a simplified tool for cross-border debt collection
Recovering a debt in a cross-border context is often a daunting task. Geographical distance, linguistic and legal differences and the associated costs often discourage creditors from pursuing their debtors established in another Member State. This observation led the European legislator to create a...Failure to take procedural steps: risks and legal remedies
In civil procedure, appearing is not enough. The parties must perform certain acts within the allotted time. This obligation, which is distinct from mere presence, entails specific sanctions in the event of failure to comply. Mastery of these rules often determines the outcome of a trial. Fundamental distinction in civil procedure The Code of Civil Procedure...What should you do if you fail to appear in court? Consequences and solutions
Failure to attend a court hearing has far-reaching legal consequences. This absence, known as a "failure to appear", profoundly alters the course of the trial. It can affect both the plaintiff and the defendant, with different effects depending on the case. Understanding these mechanisms will enable you to act effectively in these situations...
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