Fabienne Kutscher-Puis began her legal career at the international law firm Lovells (now Hogan Lovells), where she worked for 10 years. In 2004, she joined the medium-sized law firm Lang & Rahmann in Düsseldorf, where she became a partner. She has been an independent lawyer since 2015. Fabienne is German and French and is admitted
Anne Bourdu has been a lawyer at the Paris Bar since February 2000. She worked in the IP/NTIC (New technologies of information and communication) department of the American law firm Latham & Watkins’ offices in Paris, following which she co-founded the law firm Alinea in which she was a partner. In 2011, she joined the
With nearly 30 years of experience gained in leading Parisian business law firms, Isabelle Quenet- Chabrun, who holds a specialization in labor law, has developed significant expertise in both advice and litigation, to provide legal assistance to her French and international clients in all areas of labor law, particularly in the context of mergers and
In 1996, Marie-Liesse Emo-Brioist started her legal career as an associate of the law firm headed by Laurent Dolfi (now DMMS), for whom she mainly advised German-speaking clients in the field of business law. In 1999, she joined the Mergers & Acquisitions department of the law firm LEFEVRE PELLETIER ET ASSOCIES (now LPA CGR). She
Marc Patin has been a lawyer at the Paris Bar since 2011. After two years within the law firm CAPSTAN, he joined the law firm LMBE where he practiced for more than six years. Marc has developed a solid experience in labor disputes relating to the performance and termination of employment contracts, the requalification of
During 10 years, Gaëlle Leroy was a lawyer in competition, distribution, intellectual property and information technology law with the law firm Fidal in Le Mans. In 2009, she became a partner and was in charge of the management the Intellectual Property – Information Technology department of the firm, to develop and promote this expertise on
