Paul joined Bignon Lebray's Paris office in July 2016 as an associate in the Real Estate and Litigation & Arbitration departments.

He assists a clientele of French and foreign companies in the areas of construction law, complex real estate arrangements, commercial leases and in the context of real estate structuring, promotion and development transactions. In this regard, he is particularly involved in managing property disputes, as well as commercial litigation (breach or non-performance of contracts, disputes between partners, post-acquisition guarantees, etc.)

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

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Events

03/06/2025

MIPIM – From March 11 to 14, 2025

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Publications

08/20/2024

The responsibility of the completion guarantor in real estate construction in French Polynesia

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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

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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

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Publications

08/08/2024

The precarious occupancy agreement is not governed by the provisions relating to common law leases

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Publications

08/06/2024

Abnormal Neighborhood Disturbances Enter The Civil Code

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Publications

08/01/2024

Anti-Squatting Law: What's New?

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Publications

07/22/2024

The Mandatory Jurisdiction Of The Property Location For The Paris Judicial Court Becomes A Public Order: An Attempt To Relieve Congestion In Parisian Courts?

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