Darrois Villey Maillot Brochier
Carole Guelfucci is an experienced information and documentation specialist currently serving as Head Librarian at Darrois Villey Maillot Brochier since March 2008, where responsibilities include managing a legal library, developing documentary products, conducting legal research, and training lawyers and interns. In addition to this role, Carole holds teaching positions at EBD and HEAD, focusing on legal documentation and research techniques. With a background in library and information science from Loughborough University and expertise in various legal firms, Carole has contributed to significant projects such as intranet developments and document management systems while previously managing documentation at Bignon Lebray and Deloitte Juridique et Fiscal.
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Darrois Villey Maillot Brochier
The firm was founded in 1987. From the beginning, we focused on the growing area of law relating to public companies. On this foundation, we established a highly developed expertise in major corporate transactions and dispute resolution. We have continued to grow these two practices through the present day, regularly expanding our ranks to admit new partners from a variety of backgrounds, and creating in the process mergers and acquisition and dispute resolution teams that are among the most highly regarded in Paris. At the end of the 1990s, we began to expand into new areas in order to continue to provide our clients with the service that had become our hallmark: rigor, creativity and a depth of experience, each assured by the significant personal involvement of our partners. As a result, our offerings grew to include competition law, public law, financing and restructuring, and tax. As these practice areas have matured they have gained in prominence, and each is now widely recognized as a market leader in its own right. In recent years, we have developed significant expertise in international and cross-border transactions, including some of the largest and most complex deals in France and the world. Finally, we have expanded our practice to include white-collar criminal matters.