Medical and paramedical professions
From the first set-up to the sale of the practice, by way of the partnership that goes wrong.
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We know your line of work before we know your file.
Every profession has its standard contracts, its pitfalls and its calendar. Our practice areas are the same for everyone; what changes is the way they apply to your activity.
Healthcare and regulated professions
Practice structures, partnership, successionIndependent professions and practices
Choosing a structure, taking on a partner, parting company: the three moments when a practice is weakened for good.
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On both sides of the tableStart-ups and young companies
Choosing the right structure at the outset costs little; correcting it two years later, at the time of a fundraising, costs a great deal.
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The ticket is decided in a few weeks; its consequences last for years. What matters is settled in the agreement, not in the valuation.
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Lease, season and business goodwillHotels, restaurants and retail
A line of work where everything turns on three things: the lease, the season and the value of the goodwill on the day you sell.
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Furnished lets, residences and concierge services: regulation that changes fast and local authorities that inspect more and more.
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Brands, athletes and clubsSport, boardsports and surfwear
Clubs, athletes, brands and equipment makers: an ecosystem the firm has advised since its earliest years.
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A club lives on volunteers, grants and contracts — three different legal regimes, within the same body.
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Building sites, production plants and developmentsIndustry, construction and trades
Production sites, subcontracting and building sites: contracts signed quickly, argued over at length, and unpaid invoices that always arrive at the wrong moment.
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Developers, property dealers and investors: the structure decides the tax, and the tax decides the return.
See the dedicated pageHow we work
Listen, cost, act, follow up.
The same sequence for every file, whatever the subject — and a cost stated before you commit.
01
Listen
Thirty minutes, free of charge, to understand where you stand. We tell you frankly whether we are the right people — and, where that is the case, that the matter does not warrant a lawyer.
02
Cost
You know what the work will cost before you commit. The basis of calculation is set out in an engagement letter, with what is included and what is not.
03
Act
One lawyer holds your file and remains your point of contact. Each question goes to whichever of us handles it every day.
04
Follow up
Formalities, filings, deadlines: we keep the timetable after signature, and we come back to you when a rule changes.