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International & Cross-Border Transactions - France
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What the team is known for

Deeply rooted in the French market, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton's Paris office is a high-end and well-developed practice. The law firm is revered for its M&A work, and it frequently leads impressive cross-border transactions for its client base of French multinational and international corporations, supplemented by a well-regarded merger control team and strong capabilities across other key pillars for cross-border transactions including equity capital markets and tax. The team also holds an admirable reputation for its contentious work, particularly in international arbitration and other key cross-border practices include litigation and corporate compliance.

The Paris team is well equipped to drive cross-border matters into multiple jurisdictions throughout Europe, the Americas and Africa, where it is known as being leading counsel for sovereigns, particularly in francophone Africa. Clients recognise that the team offers vast knowledge of local markets and regulations, delivering a top-notch worldwide service.

Strengths

"The Cleary team is thorough, knowledgeable and experienced in international arbitration."

"Cleary Gottlieb is composed of attorneys based in the New York and the Paris offices working hand in hand to help us in a very fluid and seamless manner."

"The Cleary team has very extensive experience in international arbitration matters and a great technical knowledge on strategic, procedural and legal matters."