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–Forty years after having founded the Racine firm, today a key player in the corporate world, the discreet lawyer, very close to the banker Matthieu Pigasse, has become a figure in the business sector. –
The man is rather discreet: you will never see him appear in the rankings of “The most powerful lawyers in France” published by mainstream magazines. Yet Bruno Cavalié is one of the counsels that matter in the French business world. Racine, which he founded in 1981, has developed technical skills in supporting businesses: labor law, commercial litigation, intellectual protection, real estate, etc. “Their expertise is especially recognized on taxation and mergers and acquisitions”, explains a Parisian business lawyer impressed by this «success story française» in an area dominated by the Anglo-Saxons.
With nearly 250 lawyers and around fifty million euros in annual turnover, Racine operates throughout the day-to-day life of the companies that are its clients. Very large companies like Orange or Suez (a company he supported in the recent war against Veolia) …
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