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Firmenwagen auf Parkplatz in Paris

Date: 13. February 2025
Author: David Hartmann
Filed Under: Alaris Infos Alaris NewsTagged With: employees, french employer, Labour Law

Company Vehicle in France – French labor Law

Benefit in Kind – Company Vehicle: A Stricter Evidentiary Framework? The provision of a vehicle by an employer for the benefit of employees, when it includes private use, constitutes a benefit in kind (BIK) subject to social security ... Read more about Company Vehicle in France – French labor Law

Ein Architekt steht mit einem Tablet am Fenster

Date: 11. February 2025
Author: David Hartmann
Filed Under: Alaris Infos Alaris NewsTagged With: architects, contract law

The Architect’s Contract in France: Structure and Key Provisions

The Contrat de Maîtrise d’Œuvre (MOE) is a fundamental legal document governing the contractual relationship between the project owner (Maître d’Ouvrage - MOA) and the architect or engineering firm (Maître d’Œuvre - MOE). This agreement, ... Read more about The Architect’s Contract in France: Structure and Key Provisions

grosser Saal mit hohen Kirchenfenstern vor Gericht

Date: 31. January 2025
Author: David Hartmann
Filed Under: Alaris Infos Alaris NewsTagged With: Commercial Law, Company in France, Contribution

Filing a Lawsuit in France

The French Government recently specified the payment terms and scales for the economic justice contribution, a sum that must be paid in certain cases to bring proceedings before one of the economic activity tribunals (TAE). This obligation ... Read more about Filing a Lawsuit in France

avocats paris

Date: 14. October 2024
Author: David Hartmann
Filed Under: Alaris Infos Alaris NewsTagged With: employees, employment law, France

Remote Working from Abroad without Authorization: Grounds for Dismissal for Gross Misconduct

Employment Law in France. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, remote working has become a common practice. However, when it comes to working remotely from abroad, legal complexities arise. A recent judgment by the Paris labor court ... Read more about Remote Working from Abroad without Authorization: Grounds for Dismissal for Gross Misconduct

Angestellter am Schreibtisch mit Telefon

Date: 11. October 2024
Author: David Hartmann
Filed Under: Alaris Infos Alaris Legal ExpertiseTagged With: employees, employment contract, employment law

Harmful intent in poaching of employees under French employment law: proven gross negligence

Employment law in France - Cass. soc. 26-6-2024 no. 22-10.709 F-D, Sté Wavestone c/ W. The poaching of employees by a recruiter for the benefit of a third party company constitutes gross misconduct where there is intent to harm. This is ... Read more about Harmful intent in poaching of employees under French employment law: proven gross negligence

Date: 29. September 2024
Author: David Hartmann
Filed Under: Alaris Infos Alaris NewsTagged With: Avocats in Paris, law firm, Paris

Alaris Law Firm Party in Paris, September 2024

A Memorable Evening at the Alaris Law Firm Party in Paris. On September 13th, 2024, Alaris hosted its much-anticipated annual law firm party, and this year's event was truly exceptional. We met in a winebar at 2. arrondissement in ... Read more about Alaris Law Firm Party in Paris, September 2024

Date: 14. June 2024
Author: David Hartmann
Filed Under: Alaris InfosTagged With: Agent, Commercial Law, contract law, France

Commercial Agent Status in France: Possible Even Without Power to Modify Principal’s Contracts

In the realm of commercial relationships, recognizing the status of a commercial agent is crucial. This status, defined by Article L 134-1 of the French Commercial Code, grants specific rights and protections, particularly regarding ... Read more about Commercial Agent Status in France: Possible Even Without Power to Modify Principal’s Contracts

Date: 13. June 2024
Author: David Hartmann
Filed Under: Alaris InfosTagged With: Commercial Law, Company in France

Understanding Late Payment Penalties in France between companies

In the realm of commercial transactions, late payment penalties are a significant concern for business. According to Article L 441-10 of the French Commercial Code, late payment penalties are moratory interests, due the day following the ... Read more about Understanding Late Payment Penalties in France between companies

Date: 30. May 2024
Author: David Hartmann
Filed Under: Alaris InfosTagged With: attorneys, France, Labour Law, Paris

Minority Vote in SAS: The Plenary Assembly of the Court of Cassation is Seized

Cass. com. 10-5-2024 n° 23-16.670 F-D, F.C / Société la Vierge In a significant ruling, the Court of Cassation previously ruled out the possibility of allowing minority voting in the statutes of simplified joint-stock companies (SAS). ... Read more about Minority Vote in SAS: The Plenary Assembly of the Court of Cassation is Seized

Date: 23. May 2024
Author: David Hartmann
Filed Under: Alaris InfosTagged With: employees, employment law

Obligation of Loyalty for Company Executives when Resigning from Employment

In a recent ruling, the Commercial Division of the French Court of Cassation reaffirmed the obligation of loyalty incumbent upon company executives during the resignation process from their salaried positions. Case Overview The ... Read more about Obligation of Loyalty for Company Executives when Resigning from Employment

Date: 4. April 2024
Author: David Hartmann
Filed Under: Alaris InfosTagged With: construction law, french construction law, liability

Construction liability in France

The French Court of Cassation has cancelled its previous decisions (Cass. 3e civ. 13-7-2022 n° 19-20.231 FS-B : BPIM 5/22 inf. 359), which held that equipment elements, whether or not they can be separated from the existing structure, were ... Read more about Construction liability in France

Date: 27. March 2024
Author: David Hartmann
Filed Under: Alaris Infos Alaris NewsTagged With: French Law, property, real estate

Understanding the Hidden Defects Warranty in France: The Prescription Period

Alaris Avocats, specialists in real estate law, aims to enlighten its clients on a crucial aspect of property acquisition: the hidden defects warranty and the significance of the deadline to act. When purchasing a property, the discovery ... Read more about Understanding the Hidden Defects Warranty in France: The Prescription Period

Date: 26. March 2024
Author: David Hartmann
Filed Under: Alaris InfosTagged With: Labour Law

Protecting your company: Dealing with unlawfully obtained evidence

In a groundbreaking judgement, the Court of Cassation (Cass. soc. of 14/02/2024 no. 22-23.073 F-B, B. c/ Sté Pharmacie mahoraise) has shown that evidence obtained through unlawful video surveillance may be admissible in court under certain ... Read more about Protecting your company: Dealing with unlawfully obtained evidence

Date: 18. March 2024
Author: David Hartmann
Filed Under: Alaris InfosTagged With: Civil Code, contract law, Court

Understanding Your Rights Under French Law: The Principle of Unforeseeability

In the dynamic world of business, the unexpected can often lead to significant challenges. A recent ruling by the Paris Commercial Court on November 15, 2023 (Case No. 2022026332, Le Figaro Company vs. South-West Press and Publishing ... Read more about Understanding Your Rights Under French Law: The Principle of Unforeseeability

Date: 16. February 2024
Author: David Hartmann
Filed Under: Alaris Infos Alaris News Alaris NewsTagged With: Commercial Law, contract law, France

Commercial Agency Contracts in France

Insights from a Recent French Court Decision (Court of Cassation) In the ever-evolving landscape of international trade and commerce, the relationships between commercial agents and their principals have become a focal point for legal ... Read more about Commercial Agency Contracts in France

Date: 16. February 2024
Author: David Hartmann
Filed Under: Alaris InfosTagged With: Agent, contract law, France, Legal

Commercial agent in France

Understanding the Role and Legal Nuances of Commercial Agents: Insights for Businesses In the intricate web of commerce and industry, the role of a commercial agent stands out as a cornerstone for business expansion and market ... Read more about Commercial agent in France

Date: 1. February 2024
Author: David Hartmann
Filed Under: Alaris InfosTagged With: contract law, employment contract, Labour Law

French Labour contract (CDD and CDI)

Understanding the New Formality for Employers Offering CDI at the End of CDD or Temporary Assignments. The introduction of a new procedural requirement for employers proposing a permanent contract (CDI) at the end of a fixed-term ... Read more about French Labour contract (CDD and CDI)

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