Mahasti Razavi joined August Debouzy in 1997. She is a member of the Paris and New York Bars and advises French and foreign companies on issues related to commercial and industrial contracts, including with strong intellectual property and technology components. Through its technical expertise and knowledge of the industries in which our clients operate, this team, which includes 4 partners and more than other 25 lawyers, is able to offer a unique, responsive, expert and practical set of legal skills.
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“Mahasti Razavi acts for multinational clients and their French subsidiaries on a range of domestic and cross-border IT projects and litigations. One client states: "She is very pragmatic in applying her in-depth legal knowledge to commercial reality. She has developed skills and understanding enabling her to effectively respond to client needs. She impressed me with her knowledge of the technology industry in France.”
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