CC&C Law firm | Criminal defense and business litigation

Criminal defenCe

and business litigation

OUR FIRM

We assist and represent our clients in all practice areas of criminal law and commercial litigation.

Our lawyers plead on a daily basis before criminal, civil and commercial courts for both corporations and individuals.

We deal with both domestic and international disputes. As business law practitioners, we also advise our clients upstream of complex litigation and in closing strategic transactions and contracts.

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OUR EXPERTISE

OUR TEAM

Noémie Coutrot-Cieslinski

Maxime Cléry-MELIN

KARIM CHAHINE

Maxime Cléry-MELIN

KARIM CHAHINE

Alice Hutin

Noémie Coutrot-Cieslinski

Maxime Cléry-MELIN

KARIM CHAHINE

ALICE HUTIN

NEWS

Universal jurisdiction: crossed perspectives from France, Germany, Switzerland

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25/10/2023

Interview on universal jurisdiction between Noémie Coutrot-Cieslinski, Partner at CC&C, Philip Grant (TRIAL International, Geneva) and Patrick Kroker (ECCHR, Berlin)

International Criminal Law

Cour de justice de la République: two lessons to be learned from the July 28, 2023 decision handed down by the Plenary Assembly of the French Supreme Court

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19/10/2023

Article drafted by Maxime Cléry-Melin, Partner, and Jean-Baptiste Boué-Diacquenod, attorney at the Paris Bar

Business criminal law

Practical guide on parliamentary committees of inquiry

Published by

Dalloz Actualité

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22/6/2023

Noémie Coutrot-Cieslinski, Partner, and Malik Touanssa (Quinn Emanuel Paris) published a practical guide on parliamentary committees of inquiry (CEP), the rights granted to interviewed persons and the associated legal risks. This practical guide, aimed at people likely to be interviewed by a CEP, but also more generally at anyone interested in how they work, aims to identify the main questions associated with appearing before a CEP, and to provide some answers.

Criminal law; Business criminal law; Parliamentary law

Universal jurisdiction: the end of French disenchantment?

Published by

Dalloz Actualité

on

26/5/2023

Article drafted by Noémie Coutrot-Cieslinski, Partner, and Fadilla Candar, an intern with our firm, on the two rulings handed down on May 12, 2023 by the plenary assembly of the French Supreme Court (Cour de cassation), which granted French courts universal jurisdiction in two cases concerning Syria.

International criminal law

3 rue du Louvre
75001 Paris
Email: contact@ccc.law

Phone: + 33 (0)1 85 56 21 56

Fax: + 33 (0)1 89 16 86 05