Pauline Boone is an associate at the law firm Soulez Larivière. She joined the firm for her final legal traineeship and has been practising as an attorney there since being sworn in at the end of 2025.
Pauline Boone has been a member of the Paris Bar since December 2025. With a dual master’s degree in European and international criminal law (University of Bordeaux and University of Pau and Pays de l’Adour), Pauline has a strong academic background that enables her to practice in general criminal law and business criminal law.
In addition to her practical experience in different law firms in France, Pauline has had the opportunity to broaden her professional horizons internationally. Her placements at the International Criminal Court and a public policy institute in Bulgaria allowed her to gain an understanding of both the mechanisms of international criminal justice and European legal and political issues, particularly through a comparative study of the legal status of juvenile offenders.
Since joining the law firm Soulez Larivière Avocats, Pauline has advised both individuals and corporations at all stages of criminal proceedings. She primarily handles cases involving criminal labor law (harassment, undeclared work), prosecutions for unintentional offenses (aircraft accidents, unintentional injury), and cases involving forgery and the prevention of breaches of integrity. She also assists companies and their executives in conducting internal investigations to address ethics complaints requiring in-depth inquiries.
