US LITIGATION
Cross-border disputes increasingly require seamless coordination across multiple jurisdictions. We advise clients on complex matters involving French, European and U.S. courts and authorities, ensuring a coordinated approach to litigation, arbitration and related proceedings.
Our practice has particular strength in judicial assistance proceedings involving the United States. We regularly advise French and international clients on the strategic and procedural issues arising from cross-border disputes, including the coordination of parallel proceedings, evidence gathering and cross-border enforcement.
Several members of our team are admitted to the New York Bar, enabling us to represent clients directly in litigation and arbitration proceedings before U.S. courts and tribunals.
We also work closely with a trusted network of U.S. law firms, delivering representation across jurisdictions while ensuring a consistent strategy throughout every stage of the dispute.
Recent Representative Experience
- Representing, pro hac vice, a French company listed on NASDAQ before the Delaware courts in a dispute with a company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange concerning the breach of a memorandum of understanding and the wrongful refusal to consummate a public tender offer
- Representing, jointly with U.S. counsel, a French luxury goods company in proceedings before the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York (S.D.N.Y.) concerning alleged mismanagement by the former chief executive of its U.S. subsidiaries and the executive’s counterclaims for damages
- Representing, jointly with U.S. counsel, a private investor in JAMS arbitration proceedings and subsequent litigation before the Superior Court of California arising from the fraudulent misappropriation of his cryptocurrency portfolio by a California-based cryptocurrency exchange and its former executives
- Representing, jointly with U.S. counsel, an Italian industrial company in Chapter 11 proceedings in a cross-border dispute concerning the breach of an executive’s non-compete obligations before the French courts and the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware
- Representing, pro hac vice, former shareholders of a Delaware corporation before the Delaware Court of Chancery in a dispute with the purchaser concerning the delivery of restricted stock consideration under a merger agreement