Construction projects represent significant investments and involve many actors: project owners, contractors, architects, design offices, suppliers, and many others.
In order to face the challenges associated with a construction site and the distribution of the roles of stakeholders, proactive and rigorous management of legal aspects is essential.
Our firm helps you anticipate and resolve any difficulties, ensuring the security of each stage of your project.
With our expertise in construction law, we offer you personalized assistance adapted to your needs, in order to:
Our objective is to provide you with personalized, pragmatic and secure assistance so that you can focus on carrying out your projects.
Compliance with urban planning rules and administrative procedures is essential for the smooth running of your project. We assist you in obtaining the necessary authorizations to carry out your work.
A fundamental step to best protect your interests and anticipate disputes. Whether it is for the award of public or private contracts, we advise you in drafting, negotiating and managing the non-execution of contracts between project owners, contractors and other parties involved in the act of construction.
Site monitoring: We support you in the management of your contractual obligations in order to prevent the risk of disputes. Upstream, we intervene as part of preventive expert referral procedures, and negotiations with your interlocutors.
Conflicts are sometimes unavoidable in construction projects. We defend your interests before civil and administrative courts: abnormal neighborhood disturbances, contractual and criminal liability, abnormal neighborhood disorder, legal guarantees, insurance litigation.
Dans cet arrêt la Cour de cassation rappelle un principe fondamental : « Si la victime n’est pas tenue de limiter son préjudice dans l’intérêt du responsable, sa faute lorsqu’elle a contribué à l’aggravation du dommage, diminue son droit à réparation. »
The Court of Cassation specifies the regime for warranty claims for hidden defects: period of 2 years from the discovery of the defect (prescription and not foreclosure) and limit of 20 years after the sale.
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