Tax Optimization Between Luxembourg and Monaco Why the Luxembourg–Monaco Tax Treaty Offers Exceptional Opportunities for French Taxpayers The tax treaty between Luxembourg and Monaco creates particularly attractive opportunities for French individuals seeking to optimize their tax situation legally and securely. This framework can be especially beneficial for those considering a relocation, a property investment, […]
When a commercial lease is renewed, the rent variation is generally capped and linked to the evolution of an index since the original rent was set. However, this mechanism does not apply in every case — for example, for single-use premises, office spaces, or land. According to Article L.145-34 of the French Commercial Code, unless […]
Bodily injury often has major consequences on the lives of victims and their families. Whether caused by a traffic accident, a work-related incident, or medical negligence, compensation is a crucial step in restoring balance. In both France and Luxembourg, the legal rules for compensation are complex and constantly evolving. Insurance companies may try to minimize […]
On June 13, Nice hosted the Ocean Summit, a major global event bringing together 70 heads of state, 180 international delegations, and over 15,000 participants. In response to this exceptional influx, authorities deployed 5,000 law enforcement officers, ensuring exemplary public order management. This heightened security operation produced striking figures: • A 1,091% increase in fixed […]
On May 13, 2025, the Paris Judicial Court sentenced a famous actor, Gérard DEPARDIEU, to 18 months of suspended imprisonment for multiple sexual assaults committed by surprise.
On June 2, 2025, Maître Florent de Franceschi, attorney at the DAMY Law Firm, appeared live on BFM Côte d’Azur to comment on the decision issued by the Commission nationale de l’informatique et des libertés (CNIL) concerning the algorithmic video surveillance systems installed in front of schools in the City of Nice. The CNIL requested […]
On March 18, 2025, a 4.1 magnitude earthquake struck the French Riviera. According to scientific projections, a devastating tsunami could hit the region by 2050. In light of these natural threats, the issue of damage compensation—whether material or bodily—is crucial. I. Compensation for Property Damage Compensation for damaged property is available through the “natural disaster” […]
On April 24, 2025, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) delivered a landmark judgment in the case of L. and Others v. France. Three women, minors at the time of the events, accused the French state of failing to protect them adequately or to recognize them as full victims in cases of sexual violence. […]