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Paris, global capital of the GGI network in November 2026

HERALD will be a partner and sponsor of the next GGI World Conference, to be held in Paris from 12 to 15 November 2026

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Banking and Financial Newsletter | October 2026

By Christophe Jacomin, Partner

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Banking and Financial Newsletter | September 2026

By Christophe Jacomin, Partner

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Banking and Financial Newsletter | July 2026

By Christophe Jacomin, Partner

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| Ranking | Best Lawyers 2027

As part of its 17th edition, the Best Lawyers – France 2027 ranking once again highlights our lawyers.

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Banking and Financial Newsletter | June 2026

By Christophe Jacomin, Partner

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Cross-border Fraud Claims in France: What Banks Need to Know

Article written by Christophe Jacomin and Jeremy Martin Shenaj for the 12th edition of LIR France.

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No reassessment of the sale price by the French tax authorities in the absence of evidence of concealed consideration

Article written by Réginald Legenre, Partner for Expression Magazine.

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Banking and Financial Newsletter | May 2026

By Christophe Jacomin, Partner

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The employee, the abusive boss, and the hard drive: a story of illegally obtained but admissible evidence

Article written by Guillaume Roland, partner.

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Banking and Financial Newsletter | April 2026

By Christophe Jacomin, Partner

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Expired mandate: too late to extend it, even in good faith!

Article written by Guillaume Roland and Sandrine Henrion

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CSP contribution : a fresh start for the employee, but a lasting cost for the employer

Article written by Guillaume Roland, partner, and Hugo Tanguy, associate

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New edition of the Multiannual Energy Programme (PPE): What Does It Mean for Businesses?

Article written by Christophe Jacomin and Nour Neggaz

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Fatal Workplace Incident: Presumption of Work-Related Cause Remains Firm

Article written by Guillaume Roland, partner, and Ondine Juillet, Senior Lawyer

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HERALD advised investors in Leviathan Dynamics’ €8.2 million fundraising round

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Enhanced consumer protection for online subscription of financial services

Article written by Corinne Hovnanian, Christophe Jacomin and Pierre-Yves Rossignol

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Banking and Financial Newsletter | February 2026

By Christophe Jacomin, Partner

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HERALD and Philippe VEBER enter into a strategic alliance to create a leading sports law offering

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Sick leave : disciplinary immunity or just a pause ?

Article written by Guillaume Roland, partner, and Ondine Juillet, Lawyer.

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HERALD advises the Hôpital Privé de la Manche Group on the acquisition of the William Harvey Clinic

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INTA Committee nominations 2026 - 2027

Nathalie Moullé-Berteaux, Clémence de Margerie and Richard Milchior appointed

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"Alain Delon's estate: how to contest a will?"

Interview with Stéphane Micheli, partner, for Actu-Juridique

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Zalando is a very large online platform within the meaning of the DSA

Article by Richard Milchior, of counsel, for Le Monde du Droit

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Banking and Financial Newsletter | September 2025

Christophe Jacomin, Partner, and Jeremy Martin Shenaj, Associate

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General Court finds Board of Appeal’s assessment “unintelligible” in SOHO dispute

Article by Richard Milchior, of counsel, in intellectual property law, published in World Trade Review.

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[ Rankings ] The Legal 500 EMEA 2025 

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[ Rankings ] WTR 1000 - 2025

HERALD honoured again in the 2025 edition of the WTR 1000 Guide

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EUIPO finds likelihood of confusion between STUDIO GHIBLI and GHIBLI

Article by Richard Milchior, of counsel, in intellectual property law, published in World Trade Review.

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HERALD continues to expand with the arrival of Louis-Romain Riché as Litigation Partner

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HERALD strengthens its Corporate M&A/Private Equity practice with the arrival of Arnaud Levasseur as partner and his team

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Appointment of Caroline Truong as Counsel in the Insurance Law Department

Caroline has been a member of Pierre-Yves Rossignol's team for over 9 years. Working alongside him, she has developed solid expertise in life insurance, product liability and commercial litigation.

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General Court rejects Wajos appeal over 3D mark

Article by Richard Milchior, partner in intellectual property law, published in World Trade Review.

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Herald advises M9 Partners regarding the acquisition of Little Cookery Company

The Herald team was composed of Antoine Denis-Bertin (partner) and Astrid Chauwin (associate) for all corporate aspects and Guillaume Roland (partner) and Hugo Tanguy (associate) for the social aspects.

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General Court: milk substitute slogan has minimum degree ofdistinctive character required by Article 7(1)(b)

Comment by Richard Milchior, Intellectual Property Lawyer, on decision in Oatly AB v European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO)

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WELMAX case: time limits before the EUIPO and how to calculate them

Comment, by Richard Milchior, on the European Commission's Communication of 15 April on diagnostic tests and their performance.

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Establishment of guidelines by the Commission on "COVID-19 in vitro diagnostic tests and their performance" (OJEU C 122 1 of April, 15 2020)

Comment, by Richard Milchior, on the European Commission's Communication of 15 April on diagnostic tests and their performance.

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Covid-19 - Guide during the crisis

Publication of our Corporate M&A Division presenting the measures applicable to companies and the steps to be taken to benefit from them.

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Memorandum force majeure and unforseeability in contract law

The execution of a very large number of contracts has been and will be disrupted by the "Covid-19" crisis. What answers does French private contract law provide?

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HOW TO DEAL WITH THE CONSEQUENCES OF CORONAVIRUS

Find the questions-answers of our social department to know everything about the consequences of the coronavirus in companies.

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New opposition procedure against applications for French trademark registrations and change of scale pertaining to taxes to be paid in case of opposition, filing and renewal of French trademark registrations.

Decree 2019-1316 of December 9, 2019 relating to “goods or services trademarks” and decree of the same day relating to “taxes pertaining to procedures before the National Institute of Industrial Property” taken in application of Ordinance n ° 2019-1169 of November 13, 2019  came into force on December 11, 2019. Two decisions of the General Director of INPI dated December 11, 2019 supplement the above-mentioned texts.

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E-commerce is no longer a separate market

In a decision of 17 April 2019, the French Competition Authority considered that online sales exert such competitive pressure on in-store sales that both distribution channels must now be considered part of the same market.

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Data : a contract cannot justify everything!

According to Article 6 of the GDPR, one of the legal bases of a data processing, i.e. what makes it lawful, may be the performance of a contract to which the person whose data are processed is a party.

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Heraldinfo@IT - IT newsletter

IT department offers you a newsletter dedicated to IT and Internet law (data protection, open data, IT contracts), copyright and communication law.

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Copyright Directive : Explanation by Juliette Félix

Juliette Félix, lawyer in IP and Media Law, decodes the copyright directive on France Télévisions

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The likelihood of confusion between France.com and French Republic's France mark

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EUIPO escapes liability in public procurement case as ECJ partially sets aside General Court judgment