Pamina Avocats ranked by Legal 500 After a little over 1 year of existence, Pamina Avocats has made it into the Legal 500 (France/Administrative and public law), Band 4. Thanks to all our clients for their trust. ‘Efficient, reliable and available’ three-lawyer boutique Pamina Avocats has a ‘high level of expertise and provides good advice’.…
Control over the general interest motives justifying the termination of an administrative contract: what are the practical consequences? Among the powers conferred on the public authority in the implementation of administrative contracts, the right unilaterally to terminate them on grounds of public interest is probably the most emblematic and the least discussed. In a simplified…
As the draft “loi PACTE” is still under review by the French Parliament, SCARA (Syndicat des compagnies aériennes autonomes) has asked Rémi Sermier to advise on its potential impact regarding the airport industry. The analysis has been released by SCARA and is available here.
Rémi Sermier referenced in Le Journal des Arts In its issue dated 4 January 2019 (no. 514), Le Journal des Arts mentioned Rémi Sermier, partner at Pamina Avocats, among the lawyers “regularly instructed by actors of the art market for advising or litigation”. His intervention in two criminal cases in particular is put forward by…
Pierre-Alain Mogenier joins Pamina Avocats Pierre-Alain Mogenier, lawyer at the Paris Bar, Lyon III University alumnus, joined Pamina Avocats on 1 September 2018. With more than 3 years of experience in previous law firms, he will work with Rémi Sermier and David Epaud, particularly on litigation matters related to regulations or contractual performance.
In the framework of a collaboration agreement, PAMINA AVOCATS has joined partner law firm ADER JOLIBOIS in its offices of Place Saint-Sulpice in Paris. The partnership will bring a more complete service to the clients of both firms, with PAMINA AVOCATS advising in economic and administrative law and ADER JOLIBOIS specializing in commercial and…
Business confidentiality should not unfairly restrain access to the market In an article published by French newspaper Le Monde, David Epaud and Eric Ader explain that the protections for business confidentiality, currently being discussed by parliament, cannot become an opportunity to inhibit fair competition between economic actors. In the new judicial system being prepared, the…
