TO ADVISE AND DEFEND
Mathieu CROIZET advises and represents his clients—both in France and abroad—with rigor, determination, and responsiveness in all matters related to general criminal law and white-collar crime, commercial, business, and competition law, the law governing associations and foundations, intellectual property law, as well as banking and securities law and arbitration law.
Mathieu CROIZET, who is well-versed in crisis situations, can be called upon on short notice at any stage of a proceeding.
As an author who has published two crime novels, Mathieu CROIZET pays particular attention to legal writing, which must combine precision and effectiveness with the sole aim of convincing judges.
If you are facing a situation that falls within one of our firm's areas of expertise, please feel free to contact us to schedule an initial consultation.
Maître Mathieu Croizet
Counsel to the International Criminal Court in The Hague and the Special Tribunal for Lebanon
Skills
Generalcriminal lawcovers all crimes and offences against persons and property such as physical assault, theft, extortion, drug trafficking, etc.
Business criminal law is a specific branch that covers all so-called economic and financial offences such as misuse of corporate assets, breach of trust, money laundering, corruption, influence peddling, illegal interest taking, tax fraud, stock market offences, counterfeiting, cybercrime, etc.
Business law is one of the branches of private law that deals with a set of rights related to business affairs such as contract law, commercial leases, company law, commercial procedure, tax law, consumer law, etc.
It regulates the activity of traders and industrialists in the exercise of their professional activity.
Bankinglawcan be defined as the set of rules intended to govern the activities carried out as a regular profession by credit institutions. It follows from this definition that banking law is both the law of bankers (it is therefore a professional law) and the law of banking operations (relationship between banks and their clients)
Intellectual property is a branch of law that groups together all the rules applicable to " intellectual " or " immaterial " creations, which are " intangible assets ".
It is divided into two subjects, governed respectively by the two main parts of the Intellectual Property Code: intellectual and artistic property, on the one hand, and industrial property, on the other.
Arbitration is an alternative dispute resolution method whereby parties agree to submit their dispute to an arbitral tribunal generally composed of 1 or 3 arbitrators.
The arbitrator makes an award that is binding on the parties subject to certain conditions.
Arbitration thus makes it possible to settle a dispute by bringing the matter before an arbitral tribunal rather than the State courts,
It is therefore a method of settling disputes out of court and is very often used in international disputes.
The law of associations is a branch of the private sector which concerns on the one hand the Associations known as"law of 1901" and the Associations of local Alsatian-Mosellan law.
Many laws apply to associations which are consequently applications of other branches of law.
This particularly applies to contract and obligations law, tax law, labor law, etc.
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