Paul joined Bignon Lebray’s Paris office in July 2016 in the Real Estate and Litigation & Arbitration departments.
He advises a wide range of French and international corporate clients on matters relating to construction law, complex real estate arrangements, and commercial leases, particularly in the context of structuring, promotion, and development transactions.
He has also developed recognized expertise in financial leasing and lease financing (credit-bail).
In this capacity, Paul is regularly involved in managing real estate disputes as well as a broad spectrum of commercial litigation, including breach or non-performance of contracts, shareholder conflicts, and post-acquisition warranty claims.
Education
- Master’s degree in Corporate and Business Law (DJCE), University of Rennes 1 (2011)
- Magister degree in French-British Business Law, University of Rennes 1 (2011)
- LL.M. in International Business Law, University of Exeter (2010)
Languages
- French
- English
News
Publications
03/25/2025
Mondaq – Real Estate Comparative Guide – Paul Brisset and Manon Delafontaine
Publications
08/20/2024
The responsibility of the completion guarantor in real estate construction in French Polynesia
Publications
08/19/2024
Defects affecting equipment elements added to an existing construction no longer fall under the ten-year warranty as long as they do not constitute a structure themselves
Publications
08/12/2024
The seller, even if non-professional, who has carried out the work themselves is presumed to be aware of the defects affecting the sold item
Publications
08/08/2024
The precarious occupancy agreement is not governed by the provisions relating to common law leases
Publications
07/22/2024
