English / French
Arbitration - Commercial - Dispute Prevention and Resolution - Insurance - White Collar Crime
Industries - Insurance - Private Equity and Venture Capital - Technology, Media and Telecommunications
Benjamin Dors handles complex disputes involving commercial litigation, arbitration, and white-collar crime.
Admitted to the Paris and New York bars, Benjamin assists his clients when they face business disputes or investigations by judicial authorities, both in France and abroad.
His international experience and dual legal training — in France and the United States —have led him to specialize in representing clients with significant cross-border activities.
He represents French and foreign companies, as well as their executives, in multi-jurisdictional disputes before courts and arbitration tribunals.
His practice covers a wide range of complex business law matters: disputes between competitors or business partners, corporate disputes between shareholders or executives, involving both civil and commercial proceedings, as well as criminal investigations.
Benjamin Dors is regularly recognized in legal rankings published by Legal 500, Best Lawyers, and Décideurs – Leaders League.
He also regularly teaches, both at the university level and to professionals.
He is a member of the International Bar Association (IBA) and the International Association of Young Lawyers (AIJA).
Examples of recent cases:
Disputes between business partners or competitors
Corporate law disputes:
Seizures, protective measures, asset recovery, and enforcement of judgments in France and abroad
Investigations and criminal proceedings
“When the lawyers take a case, they work so hard that they know it from start to finish. They are incredibly well organised.”
“The team have very good knowledge of the customer, great strength of proposals, perfect availability and excellent responsiveness.”
“The firm is very dynamic and friendly, and the departments are very integrated.”
“The teams are very business-oriented, very reactive and hard-working, with a great level of expertise, and are fully dedicated to their customers.”
ADVANT Altana has a well-recognised practice that advises clients on criminal defence matters. Its strength also lies in criminal labour law. The law firm frequently represents clients hailing from the energy and telecommunication sectors.
“The team is perceptive, methodical, never gives up, and has a remarkable grasp of even the smallest details of a case.”
"Their agility and ability to understand the industry, the economic stakes, and the challenges involved in a case, ensuring a tailored defense adapted to clients’ needs. This is a team that understands the business world and offers pragmatic solutions.”
“A close-knit and highly complementary team that knows how to build long-term relationships. Very attuned to the market.”
“Availability, expertise, agility.”
“Consultative approach, responsiveness, quality of the teams.”
“The team has a thorough understanding of the client's business and the geopolitical and local constraints that affect their contracts and disputes.”
“The white-collar crime team at ADVANT Altana stands out for its pragmatic approach and its technical knowledge of its clients' activities. Their availability and close client relationships are a significant advantage given their specialisation.”
“Mastery of criminal law combined with a strong understanding of business law.”
"ADVANT Altana has a reliable team who are very responsive and proactive."
"The team masters our matters exceptionally."
“Good sense of negotiation and responsiveness. Personalised case management and commitment.”
“Very strong responsiveness, technique and search for innovative solutions. Great work in preparing files.”
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