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    Pierre-Alexis Buisson
    ADVANT Altana - Paris
    Associate

    Pierre-Alexis Buisson

    ADVANT Altana - Paris
    Associate

    Expertise

    Pierre-Alexis Buisson, member of the Paris bar, is an associate in the Restruc-turing and Insolvency / Dispute Resolution practices at the Paris Office of ADVANT Altana.

    His practice dedicates to significant cross-border restructurings, insolvency and pre-insolvency proceedings and distressed M&A transactions for companies of all sizes and sectors. He also seamlessly advises debtors, creditors, insolvency practitioners, buyers and shareholders. Pierre-Alexis is active in domestic or cross-border civil and commercial litigation and handles all litigation arising out of insolvency proceedings and complex commercial matters. 

    Prior to joining ADVANT Altana in 2019, he worked in the Restructuring and Dispute Resolution departments of the law firms Tellechea Avocats and Veil Jourde as well as in the law firm of BTSG² (creditor’s representatives). 

    Pierre-Alexis holds a Master 2 in Business Law and is graduated with the Magistère in Economic Activities Law from the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. He is a member of APCA (Association des Professionnels du Conten-tieux des Affaires).
     

    Education

    • Master 2 in Business Law (University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne) ;
    • Magistère in Economic Activities Law (University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne).

    Client Matters

    A sample of matters handled by the team include:

    • Preventive and judicial handling of difficulties (such as assistance in diagnosing the debtor’s difficulties, support during pre-insolvency of in-solvency proceedings);
    • Operational and/or financial restructuring and debt renegotiation;
    • Distressed acquisition (such as identification of targets, presentation of takeover bids, monitoring of takeover operations);
    • Litigation relating to insolvency proceedings (such as liability of direc-tors, cancellation of acts concluded during the suspect period);
    • Contractual negotiations and civil and commercial litigation (such as disputes between shareholders, unfair competition, brutal termination of commercial relations, application of commercial leases);
    • Cross-border transactions (insolvency proceedings and international litigation).