The Business Lawyer advises, supports, and represents companies (start-ups, SMEs, multinationals) on complex legal issues, covering commercial law, corporate law, tax law, employment law, and international transactions. They are involved in both strategic advisory and litigation phases (commercial disputes, mergers and acquisitions, restructurings, etc.).
The Business Lawyer advises and represents companies on all legal matters related to their operations (commercial, tax, employment, international). They combine strategic advice and litigation, demonstrating technical expertise and business acumen.
Their duties alternate between advisory work and litigation. They draft, negotiate, and secure commercial contracts and legal documents (shareholder agreements, distribution agreements, service contracts). They support mergers and acquisitions, restructurings, and fundraising operations. In case of dispute, they represent clients before commercial or civil courts, in arbitration, or mediation. They also maintain constant legal watch to anticipate regulatory changes. Furthermore, they contribute to the firm's business development and client relationship management.
The Business Lawyer is a generalist covering all topics related to the corporate world. They demonstrate rigor, analytical skills, and strong interpersonal skills to negotiate and defend effectively. They complete a Master 2 in Business Law, then prepare for the CAPA (Certificate of Aptitude for the Legal Profession) via a Law School, supplemented by internships in business law firms and companies.
At the start of their career, a Business Lawyer's remuneration in Paris ranges from €65,000 to €90,000 pre-tax per year. With experience, this can exceed €150,000 pre-tax per year. Career progression can lead to partner status, in-house legal director positions, or highly specialized roles in M&A, tax, or compliance, offering excellent prospects.
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