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Luc Saucier

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Address:
63 Av. Franklin Roosevelt
75000 Paris, France
Contact details:
Tel: +33 14 25 61 400
Fax: +33 14 25 65 400
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Competency areas:
Business & Industry - Business Formation;  Business Law;  Commercial Law;  Contracts;  Corporate Law;  Mergers & Acquisitions;  
Intellectual Property - Copyright;  Domain Names;  Licensing Law;  Patents;  Trademark;  
Litigation - Alternative Dispute Resolution;  Arbitration;  Business Litigation;  Commercial Litigation;  Corporate Litigation;  Financial Litigation;  
Legal Firm / Attorney-at-Law Description:

Mr. Luc Saucier is an attorney with more than 20 years experience (including working as equity partner within Paul Hastings and Rambaud Martel) in corporate & commercial matter and intellectual property law, with a vast network of collaborating lawyers and law firms.

Working equal both in English and French, with master studies at Columbia University as also at Paris University, Mr. Saucier was admitted at New York and Paris Bar Associations.

He regularly advises and represents international and local companies as well as financial institutions for a wide range of legal issues as M&A, business formation, investments etc. He was participating in M&A transactions for Fujitsu/GFI Informatique, Sanofi Synthelabo's/Aventis, Vodafone/Mannesman etc.

Few of his published articles:

  • Conventions de garantie et acquisition de titres d'une societe cotee (Bulletin Joly Societes, October 2009);
  • Acquisitions de societes cotees (La Tribune, 27 June 2009);
  • Faut-il legiferer en matiere de remuneration des dirigeants de grandes societes? (Journal des Societes, No.55, June 2008)

Saucier Avocats provides excellent legal services, providing to each client a maximum attention and the best suitable legal solutions, handling all the legal matters with the responsibility and professionalism.