Paris holds a leading position thanks to a unique legal and economic ecosystem. The Attractiveness Commission works to promote Paris as a global legal and judicial hub.
Led by Paul Louis Netter, Honorary President of the Paris Economic Activities Court.
The Economic Justice Commission brings together practitioners of business law to work on the notion of economic loss.
Moderated by Muriel Chagny, Professor of Law, University of Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines
The Commercial Justice Committee brings together those involved in commercial litigation - judges, lawyers, in-house lawyers - with academics to deliberate on a more efficient commercial procedure to meet the expectations of litigants.
Moderated by Jacques Bouyssou, administrator of Paris Place de Droit and lawyer.
The climate emergency is a challenge for every society. The Climate Justice Committee brings together legal practitioners - academics, judges, corporate lawyers, private practice lawyers… - to build legal proposals together.
Moderated by Stéphanie Smatt-Pinelli administrator of Paris Place de Droit and legal director, and Elodie Valette, lawyer
The Digital Justice Committee brings together legal practitioners - academics, researchers, corporate lawyers, court clerks, lawyers, bailiffs, etc. - to propose forward-looking recommendations on the use and acceleration of digitalization for an even more efficient resolution of commercial disputes.
Moderated by Denis Musson, administrator of Paris Place de Droit and Honorary President of the Cercle Montesquieu and Professor Bruno Deffains of the University of Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas.
Led by Christian Dargham, member of the Paris Bar Council and Partner at Norton Rose Fulbright.
Chaired by Matthias Fekl, Partner, Audit-Duprey-Fekl, and founder of the international mediation platform Equanim
The Business Difficulties Committee brings together specialists in the judicial treatment of business difficulties to work together to improve our law and its articulation with European law.
Moderated by Patrick Coupeaud, Judge, General Delegate for Business Difficulties, Paris Commercial Court.
The Millennium Committee brings together legal practitioners with less than five years of practice. It is responsible for organizing the Paris Place de Droit Competition. The Millennium Committee works closely with each commission, as each commission chair is supported by a secretary drawn from the Millennium Committee.
Led by Myriam Obadia, Associate at Dentons.