On March 10th, the European Parliament adopted a resolution with a draft directive on due diligence in the supply chain. The Commission is expected to present a draft directive in June. Although France has had a law on the duty of care of parent companies and contractors since 27 March 2017 (the Duty of Care […]
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REPLAY. Relive in video or audio on Spotify the debates of La Tribune’s 2021 forum “Let’s share the economy”. This year’s theme was corporate social and environmental responsibility, which is more topical than ever as we emerge from the pandemic crisis and accelerate the ecological transition. Two years after the Pact law, for France and […]
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On the occasion of the Corporate Law Summit, Air Liquide was awarded the gold trophy in the Public Affairs and Institutional Relations Department category. This was an opportunity for the vice-president of its European and international affairs department, Laurent Dublanchet, and for Thomas Picot, a partner at Jeantet, to come back to the importance of […]
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The US plan for a 21% minimum corporate tax has reignited OECD negotiations on profit sharing by multinationals. Employers’ organisations are worried. Wrongly so.
Paris | TAX
With returns regularly at the top of the rankings, Corum’s SCPIs (sociétés civiles de placement immobilier) are now in the hot seat. The AMF’s Enforcement Committee has just sanctioned this management company for breaches of its professional obligations. Its director explains.
Paris | BANKING AND FINANCIAL REGULATION
The Digital Services Act and the Digital Markets Act are supposed to provide a framework for the European digital space and prevent the Internet from becoming a “lawless zone”, particularly for large platforms. The adoption of these two regulations should take place in early 2022. In the meantime, certain points remain to be clarified.
Paris | DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
The transformation of Lagardère SCA would make one of the few great specimens of the Paris Stock Exchange disappear.
Paris | LISTED COMPANIES AND CAPITAL MARKETS LAW
Jeantet is strengthening its “ethics, integrity and compliance” offer to meet the new challenges of compliance by entering into a partnership with the firm Zimeray & Finelle.
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South African mining explosives manufacturer AECI has initiated arbitration before the ICRID against the Burkinabe state, which had seized its accounts and brought criminal proceedings against it following a dispute over import tariffs.
Paris | COMMERCIAL AND INVESTMENT ARBITRATION | MEDIATION | ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES LAW | RENEWABLE ENERGY – RE
More transparency and technicality, less influence and pressure, lobbying is changing. On the surface?
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For several weeks now, a legal war has been waged over the allocation of luncheon vouchers to teleworkers. Within a few weeks of each other, two courts ruled against each other, but the most recent one ruled in favour of employees who work from home.
Paris | EMPLOYMENT | COLLECTIVE RELATIONSHIPS | SOCIAL MANAGEMENT AND CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING | SOCIAL LITIGATION | MANAGEMENT
What impact has the health crisis had on real estate contracts? Analysis by Catherine Saint Geniest, partner in the real estate department of Jeantet. Uncertainty about the end of the health crisis is contributing to a wait-and-see attitude.
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