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    White Collar Crime

    In the area of corporate and white collar crime, we act for both businesses and individuals accused of wrong-doing, as well as for victims of unlawful conduct.

    Our experts represent and defend clients in front of Criminal Courts, and in front of regulators and other law enforcement authorities – such as the AFA, the AMF, the Labor Inspectorate, the OFB, the customs authorities, etc. – as well as in proceedings brought by private parties like companies, NGOs, and individuals. We also represent injured parties in criminal proceedings against perpetrators, enforce damages claims, and offer asset tracing and asset recovery.

    We provide all-hours support for ‘dawn raids’ to ensure speedy legal assistance during unannounced investigations, as well as work with clients regarding filing criminal complaints or providing assistance for witnesses.

    Furthermore, we regularly conduct internal investigations targeted at establishing the necessary facts, and to secure evidence for possible use in court. We help our clients identify and minimize risks while conducting these investigations, so they can protect their interests while also complying with the law. This can include organizing the review and analysis of electronic data, as well as interviewing employees and third parties.

    Where such situations involve other complex areas of law – such as labor and employment, data protection, insolvency, antitrust, capital markets, or tax – a wider group of experts from ADVANT Altana and other ADVANT member firms work together seamlessly to provide exactly the right advice and support for the client’s unique needs.

    Actualités

    CA EN VAUT LA PEINE #10 : The trial: 'a play without a script and without an author'.
    In the final episode of our series on criminal procedure, Philippe Goossens and Judith Fleuret take a look at how a criminal trial unfolds. Who are the players in the courtroom? What is their role? And fi…
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    ÇA EN VAUT LA PEINE #8 : Criminal seizure and confiscation: the power of money!
    In episode 8 of our series « Ça en vaut la peine », Philippe Goossens and Gildas Robert take a look at criminal seizures and confiscations. Watch the video.
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    ÇA EN VAUT LA PEINE #7 : The indictment: greatness and decadence
    In episode 7 of our « Ça en vaut la peine » series, Laetitia Daage and Inès Germain take a closer look at this procedure. Watch the video.
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    ÇA EN VAUT LA PEINE #9 : Civil action, public action: intersecting destinies?
    In the penultimate episode of our « Ça en vaut la peine » series, Laetitia Daage and Judith Fleuret? take a look at the intertwined fates of civil and public action. Watch the video. 
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    ÇA EN VAUT LA PEINE #6 : Police custody: mechanisms and issues
    In episode 6 of our « Ça en vaut la peine » series, Philippe Goossens and David Charles take a look at police custody. They give you the keys to preparing for it. Watch the video. 
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    ÇA EN VAUT LA PEINE #4 : Search and Seizure: Welcome to my home!
    In episode 4 of our series "Ça en vaut la peine", Philippe Goossens, partner, and Ines Germain, associate, take a look at searches and seizures. They give you the keys to be prepared. Watch the video. 
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    ÇA EN VAUT LA PEINE #3 : The relationship between criminal proceedings and the administrative authorities: tacti…
    In episode 3 of our "Ça en vaut la peine" series, Judith Fleuret, counsel, and Gildas Robert, partner, take a look at the relationship between criminal investigations and the administrative authorities. W…
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    ÇA EN VAUT LA PEINE #2 : What is the difference between a preliminary enquiry and an investigation?
    In episode 2 of our series "Ça en vaut la peine", Inès Germain, a lawyer specialising in business criminal law, and David Charles, a lawyer specialising in business criminal law, analyse for you what disti…
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    ÇA EN VAUT LA PEINE #1 : How can criminal proceedings be initiated and declared?
    In this first episode of the 'ça en vaut la peine' series, Philippe Goossens, partner, and Laetitia Daage, counsel, look at how criminal proceedings are initiated. Watch the video.
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