LAMY LEXEL
Mathilde TRANNOY is an experienced legal professional with a focus on corporate law. Since November 2013, Mathilde has served as an Associate Lawyer at LAMY LEXEL Avocats Associés, progressing from the roles of Senior Manager and Lawyer. Prior experience includes training as an Avocate at ERAGE, and internships at prominent firms such as Weil Gotshal and Manges in the Corporate Department, AREVA in the legal department, and Bredin Prat, where legal research and document drafting were key responsibilities in corporate law and litigation contexts. Mathilde holds a DJCE in Business Law and Corporate Tax from ERAGE and a Master 1 in Business Law from the Université de Bourgogne.
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LAMY LEXEL
LAMY LEXEL assists companies and their leaders in their strategic plans, to deliver the most appropriate advice: pragmatic, fast, innovative and effective. Its offer of services is designed to be a partnership with the company, and its leader, to help it grow and evolve. With offices in Lyon and Paris, and supported by its two international networks of business lawyers(PLG International Lawyers and First Law International), LAMY LEXEL offers to companies - start-ups, ETI, groups, listed companies - the panel of legal expertise necessary for the development and to the realization of their projects in France and abroad: • Corporate, Mergers-Acquisitions, Stock Exchange, Finance • Contracts, competition, intellectual property • Fiscality and Assets • Business Law and Social Security • Business Litigation and Restructuring Using business law as a tool at the service of a company’s strategy LAMY LEXEL lawyer associates has 100 employees specialized in business law who are able to respond to the human stakes, growth, control of costs and risks, in a changing world. Within the framework of its ability to combine and bring together the talents and skills that businesses need, LAMY LEXEL is able to : • strengthen the ambitions of the leaders through innovative legal practices • expand the strategic and organizational future planning of businesses, through “in the field” know-how, both economic and by sector • open up new perspectives for development • help to make the right decisions at the right time • protect the interests of structures and related assets.