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Remedying environmental damage caused by armed conflicts

In this article published in Lexbase, Pauline Dufourq and Clémentine Gaudry analyze the legal mechanisms for protecting the environment during armed conflict, the limitations of international criminal enforcement, and prospects for future developments.

2026 Leaders League Decision-Makers Ranking

Soulez Larivière Avocats recognised in the Décideurs Leaders League 2026 rankings Soulez Larivière Avocats is delighted to announce that it has been recognised in the Décideurs Leaders League 2026 rankings, having received six accolades covering the full range of its practice areas: Corporate criminal law — Excellent Employment criminal law —...

Case dismissed in the “Dropped” case

More than 11 years after the accident that occurred near Villa Castelli on March 9, 2015, in the Argentine province of La Rioja, during the filming of the show *Dropped*, the case against our client—the former CEO of the production company that was sued—was dismissed.

Conference on the internal investigation

Pauline Dufourq spoke as part of a series of lectures organised by the UJA on the topic: internal investigations – a comparative perspective from the standpoints of labour and criminal law

Contribution to the anthology “Compliance and Defense Law”

Capucine Lanta de Bérard and Pauline Dufourq contributed to the book *Compliance and the Right to Defense: Internal Investigations—CJIP—CRPC*, published by Dalloz / Journal of Regulation & Compliance (JoRC) and edited by Marie-Anne Frison-Roche and Mathieu Boissavy.