We are pleased to announce that Patrice Grenier, founding partner, has once again been recognised in The Best Lawyers in France™ – 2026 Edition in the Insurance category, and is also listed in the Lawyer Network Annual Awards 2025 as Industrial Sector Law Firm of the Year, France. This recognition highlights his expertise in the insurance…
Patrice Grenier, Alexandre Pouray, Marion Jaëck and Marie Eichwald outline France’s hybrid framework for execution immunity (customary law + codification under Sapin II and the French Code of Civil Enforcement Procedures), the three statutory gateways to enforcement, and a practical roadmap from exequatur to precautionary attachments and asset tracing. 📖 Free to read online
Our partners, Patrice Grenier and Alexandre Pouray, are pleased to be attending hashtag#LIDW25, one of the first gatherings for the global disputes community.
The Cannes Film Festival offers Grenier Avocats an opportunity to shed light on a topic often overlooked: gender-based and sexual violence (GBSV) on film sets. While the film industry dazzles on the red carpet, it is not without its shadows. Insurance can—and must—play a pivotal role in driving change.
At IPBA 2025 in Chicago, Patrice Grenier and Alexandre Pouray had the pleasure of speaking with renowned international panelists and experts from Europe, the United States, and Asia.
We’re delighted to announce that Patrice Grenier and Alexandre Pouray will be attending the Inter-Pacific Bar Association (IPBA) Annual Meeting and Conference in Chicago next week!
Patrice Grenier and Alexandre Pouray, partners at GrenierAvocats, are pleased to announce the publication of their chapter on in futurum investigatory measures in the International Comparative Legal Guides (ICLG) – Litigation & Dispute Resolution 2025. Browse online Read online
The Court of Cassation, through its ruling on November 23, 2023, emphatically reaffirms that the recourse action of a builder, whether a project manager or subcontractor, is subject to a five-year prescription period. This period starts running from the day the builder became aware, or should have been aware, of the facts for exercising this…
In a decision handed down on November 29, 2023 in the case known as “Bolloré”, the French Supreme Court ruled on the implications of the refusal to approve an agreement reached between the national financial prosecutor’s office and three senior executives as natural persons, in the context of an Appearance on Preliminary Acknoledgement of Guilt…
