Flore Mahieu

Senior Associate

As a member of our Litigation, Arbitration, and White Collar Crime practice group, Flore Mahieu advises and represents French and foreign clients in litigation and pre-litigation procedures before commercial, civil and criminal courts.

She deals with a variety of issues, mainly related to commercial law, contract law and corporate law.

Flore Mahieu was admitted to the New York Bar in 2018. Before joining our team as an associate in 2019, she completed several internships in the Litigation practice groups of British and American law firms in Paris.

She graduated from New York University (LL.M) and from the University of Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne (Business and Tax Law).

Practice Area

Dispute Resolution

Education

Master’s degree in Business and Tax Law, University of Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne
LL.M, New York University, 2017

Admission to the Bar

New York, 2018

Languages

French | English

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