Stéphane Woog is a HEC graduate, holding a diploma of Advanced Accounting and a Master of Business Law and Taxation (Paris II - Assas campus). He has been practising law since 1988. He is a member of AFA (Association Française d'Arbitrage) and FRANCE INVEST, and is also a lecturer at HEC and Professor at Centrale-Supelec. He has written several books.

Expertise: litigation and arbitration, criminal law, public law, prevention, restructuring, negotiation, mergers and acquisitions, and capital investment.

Julien Fiszleiber holds an advanced degree in civil and commercial law. He has been practising law since 1998. He teaches at Centrale-Supelec, and is a member of  AFA (Association Française d'Arbitrage) and of Association Droit et Procédure.

Expertise : litigation and arbitration, commercial and banking law, property and construction law, criminal law, enforcement procedures, and press law.

Alexandre James holds a specialized graduate degree “DESS” in Business Law from the University of Paris V and an LL.M in Corporate Law, Law of obligations and IT / IP from the University of Edinburgh.

Alexandre James is practicing law as a lawyer since 2004 and regularly advises French and foreign companies, from various sectors of activity, as part of their legal and operational evolutions.

He is also a mentor of startuppers in the Startup Leadership Program.

Expertise: Business Law, Corporate law, Merger & acquisitions, Restructuring, Startup Fundraising, disposal of assets (“fonds de commerce”).

Frédéric Lafond holds a specialised graduate degree in business law (DJCE). He is a member of FRANCE INVEST and advises investment funds and entrepreneurs.

Expertise: mergers and acquisitions and capital investment, business law and corporate law.

Pierre Lévêque holds a Master’s degree in economics and in law. He has been practicing law since 1975.

He has been a member of the Paris bar association (2006-2008) and the Conseil National des Barreaux (2009-2011).

He is a member of the International Association of Lawyers (UIA), the Association Française d’Arbitrage (AFA), Association Droit et Commerce, and Association Droit et Procédure.

Expertise: business law, corporate law, association law, civil professional liability law for lawyers, litigation and arbitration and inheritance law.

Marie-Véronique Lumeau holds an advanced degree in international and European law and an advanced degree in business law (Paris XII). She has been practising law since 1996. She teaches at Centrale-Supelec, and is a member of FRANCE INVEST.

Expertise: social law, individual and collective labour relations, counsel and litigation, reorganisation and restructuring, unfair competition, URSSAF inspections and adjustments, criminal labour law and social protection law.

Coralline Manier Galas holds a Master 1 degree in judicial studies and a Master 2 in literary, artistic and industrial property law (Paris II - Assas). She has been practising law since 2011. She teaches intellectual property law and the law regulating new technologies at a number of schools of design, and serves at the National Industrial Property Institute (INPI) for the Intellectual property Commission of the Paris Bar. She also holds a "Data Protection Officer" (DPO/CIL) specialisation certificate issued by the Centre National des Arts et Métiers.

Expertise: counsel and litigation in intellectual property law and new technologies law: copyright, trademarks, designs and models, software and information systems, electronic commerce, personal data protection.

Marine Parmentier holds a specialised graduate degree in business law from University of Paris XII and École de la médiation of the Paris Bar. She has practiced law since 2004.

Marine Parmentier assists her clients by both advising and defending them in all issues regarding real estate:

• Commercial leases: negotiation, drafting and litigation of commercial leases. Advice to property managers, in particular for audit and litigation involving leases;
• Residential leases: litigation involving leases (vacations; recovery of unpaid rent; works);
• Construction / works: audit and drafting of contracts; preventive urgent proceedings; legal expertise; builders' liability and construction insurance;
• Coownership: works, raising the height of the building; preparation for and assistance at general meetings (GA); contesting GA; claims; litigation involving the SDC; recovery of condominium fees ;
• Real estate transactions: audit and litigation, with specific expertise in litigation related to rental property (Pinel; LMP; LMNP; Malraux, Duflot, Scellier, CensiBouvard, Monuments historiques, Land deficit);
• Urban planning: audit and litigation of urban planning authorizations.

Regarding associations involvment, Marine Parmentier co-chairs the Real Estate Law Commission of the Association des avocats conseil d'entreprises (ACE) and heads the Real Estate and Digital workshop of the Association pour le développement de l'informatique juridique (ADIJ). She is a member of the National Chamber of Experts in Co-ownership (CNEC) and one of the founding members of the Avomédiation association, which brings together attorneys who assist in mediation.

Editorially, she is the scientific director of the Gazette du Palais - Real Estate Law (Lextenso) and of the digital book on co-ownership law (Lexbase). She is also editor-in-chief of the Revue de l'ACE.

Expertise: real estate and construction law, residential leases, commercial leases, insurance, professional liability, civil and commercial litigation and mediation.

Marie-Christine Sari holds a Bachelor in English and in Law (University of Paris X Nanterre). She was previously a member of the bar council. She is currently a member of CNA (Confédération Nationale des Avocats), UIA (International Association of Lawyers), Association Droit et Commerce, and Association des Femmes des Carrières Juridiques. She has written several books.

Expertise: private judicial litigation, property law, inheritance law, securities law and enforcement procedures, family law.

Alexis Treca holds an advanced degree in public law and political science (Paris V), and an advanced degree in public business law (Paris II). He has been practicing law since 2004. He serves as both consultant and in litigation for a clientele composed of businesses and public persons.

Expertise: administrative law, administrative litigation, public contracts, urban planning and environment, energy, State aid