France: Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration

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[Blog] JUB : une appréciation stricte de l’urgence dans les demandes de mesures provisoires
The Court of Justice of the European Union applies a rigorous standard when evaluating urgency in applications for provisional measures, requiring applicants to demonstrate immediate and irreparable harm. This strict interpretation shapes the strategic considerations for parties seeking interim relief in EU intellectual property disputes. Understanding these procedural requirements is essential for effectively navigating emergency applications before European courts.
European Union Litigation
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Novagraaf Group
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La Contribution Pour La Justice Économique : Ce Qu’il Faut Savoir
Twelve commercial courts in France have been transformed into Economic Activity Tribunals (TAE) as part of a four-year experiment, introducing a mandatory "contribution for economic justice" fee for companies filing claims exceeding €50,000. This new financial charge, validated by the Constitutional Council with important reservations, aims to discourage abusive litigation while encouraging alternative dispute resolution.
France Litigation
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Delsol Avocats
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Article
[Blog] JUB : une appréciation stricte de l’urgence dans les demandes de mesures provisoires
The Court of Justice of the European Union applies a rigorous standard when evaluating urgency in applications for provisional measures, requiring applicants to demonstrate immediate and irreparable harm. This strict interpretation shapes the strategic considerations for parties seeking interim relief in EU intellectual property disputes. Understanding these procedural requirements is essential for effectively navigating emergency applications before European courts.
European Union Litigation
NG
Novagraaf Group
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Illustration de la remise en cause de la déductibilité fiscale d’abandons de créances intragroupe
Une société mère française a consenti des abandons de créances à ses filiales allemande et turque, mais l'administration fiscale a remis en cause leur déductibilité. La cour administrative d'appel de Bordeaux examine si ces abandons constituent des aides commerciales déductibles ou des libéralités non déductibles, en analysant les relations commerciales effectives et les perspectives de développement invoquées.
France Tax
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Mayer Brown
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Court Procedure

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[Blog] JUB : une appréciation stricte de l’urgence dans les demandes de mesures provisoires
The Court of Justice of the European Union applies a rigorous standard when evaluating urgency in applications for provisional measures, requiring applicants to demonstrate immediate and irreparable harm. This strict interpretation shapes the strategic considerations for parties seeking interim relief in EU intellectual property disputes. Understanding these procedural requirements is essential for effectively navigating emergency applications before European courts.
European Union Litigation
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Novagraaf Group
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Trials & Appeals & Compensation

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UPC Confirms Admissibility Of Request To Increase Security For Costs
A Paris division of the Unified Patent Court granted a moderate €100,000 top-up to security for legal costs in a patent infringement case, balancing the defendant's increased defense expenses against the claimant's fundamental right to access justice. The court rejected demands for a much larger security increase, finding that the claimant's status as a micro-enterprise required careful consideration of proportionality principles under EU law.
France IP
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Marks & Clerk
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