Do you reside in Switzerland and
have a legal issue in France?
SWISS RESIDENT
FRENCH DISPUTE
When a dispute arises in France, the natural reflex is to look for a French lawyer. But if you live in Geneva, Lausanne or Zurich, you may find yourself managing your case from abroad, without being able to meet your counsel easily, in a different time zone, and with travel expenses that quickly add up.
LOONIS QUÉLEN Law Office resolves this issue: admitted to the Paris Bar and registered in Geneva, the firm can meet with you in consultation close to where you live in Switzerland, while personally handling the proceedings in France. No intermediary. No coordination between two law firms. A single point of contact, available locally.
The firm acts in relation to:
legal services: legal advice, drafting of legal documents;
litigation services: alternative dispute resolution (ADR), representation before the courts.
Debt recovery in France
A French client does not pay. Unpaid rent on a property you own in France. A defaulting business partner based in Lyon.
From Geneva, the firm initiates the proceedings in France — order for payment, seizure of bank accounts or wages, summary proceedings — without you having to travel even once.
Employment law: dispute with a French employer
Have you worked for a French company or an international organization based in France and are now facing a dispute related to your employment contract?
Unfair dismissal, unpaid overtime, or harassment: the firm brings the matter before the French labour courts (Conseils de prud’hommes). Its experience in international labour law, notably through work involving the International Labour Organization (ILO), strengthens the handling of complex cases.
Civil, Commercial & Real estate Law in France
Have you inherited property in France, are you buying or selling an apartment from Switzerland, or are you involved in a dispute with a French partner or service provider? These matters often involve the application of French law.
The firm handles such cases from Geneva, in both French and English, with a clear understanding of the two legal systems.
Would you like more information or a consultation?