Did you say defamation? Caramba, missed again!

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“When, by extraordinary circumstances, the national courts convict the informer, Strasbourg expands the case. It makes you wonder whether we shouldn’t simply remove the offence of defamation…” Find out more about the recent ECHR ruling in Allée v France by our lawyers Kiril Bougartchev, partner and Mathieu Lanteri 👉🏼 https://lnkd.in/e5fD_AZY

Didn’t Dupond-Moretti have “sufficient awareness” that he was likely to break the law? Let that be a case law!

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Dupond-Moretti did not have “sufficient awareness” that he was likely to break the law? Let that set the precedent! “The Court of Justice of the French Republic has just given a particularly scrupulous reading of the moral element, an essential component of any criminal offence (…) You said “sufficient lack of awareness”, so be it! […]

The impacts of disparities in negotiated penal justice in the European Union on the rights of the defense

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Compliance et Droits de la défense by Lefebvre Dalloz – The first edition of a publication dedicated to internal investigations, CJIP and CRPC written under the direction of Marie-Anne Frison-Roche and Matthieu Boissavy. Our partner Emmanuel Moyne had the pleasure to write an article entitled “The impacts of the disparities of negotiated criminal justice in the EU on […]

Emmanuel Moyne explains the scope of the Cour de cassation’s decision to Law.com

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Our partner Emmanuel Moyne explained to Law.com International the scope of the Court of Cassation’s decision of 16 January on the liability of companies for complicity in crimes against humanity through the management of their foreign subsidiaries. Find the full Anne Bagamery’s article here 👉🏼 https://lnkd.in/es6qT95j

Law of March 27, 2017 and vigilance plan: a first compliance injunction on the eve of the creation of a European duty of vigilance

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Last December 5, and for the first time since the March 27 2017 law, a company was ordered to comply with its vigilance plan. An occasion for Geoffroy Goubin, partner, and Nathan Morin, lawyer, to explore the scope of this ruling and look back at European perspectives in terms of duty of vigilance. Read the […]

Emmanuel Moyne – The privilege of confidentiality to legal opinions provided by in-house lawyers

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Our partner Emmanuel Moyne recently commented on the confidentiality of in-house lawyers’ opinions for Commercial Dispute Resolution (CDR). An opportunity to discuss the legal status of in-house lawyers, the regulation currently applicable and the possible consequences of keeping their opinions confidential.