Should a lawyer draft a formal notice?
A formal notice can trigger the accrual of interest, pave the way for the termination of a contract, or constitute a decisive piece of evidence in court. When should it be entrusted to a lawyer?
End of season in the Médoc: what to do when your company's cash flow is insufficient?
After a difficult 2026 tourist season, some businesses in the Médoc region are entering autumn with insufficient cash flow. Payment deadlines, negotiations with creditors, ad hoc mandates, conciliation, or insolvency proceedings: the solutions depend on the severity and origin of the difficulties.
My vineyard is no longer breaking even: 5 levers to pull before filing for bankruptcy
A wine estate facing cash flow difficulties has several levers available before filing for bankruptcy: bank negotiation, treatment of MSA and tax debts, amicable agricultural settlement, safeguard or judicial reorganization.
Inheritance rights: what share must automatically go to your children?
The reserved portion of the estate guarantees each child a minimum share of the inheritance. Discover how it is calculated, the disposable portion, the rights of the surviving spouse, and the legal recourse available if this reserved portion is infringed upon.
Commercial rent collection: after the reform, landlords must act sooner
The reform of commercial leases limits certain landlord guarantees but strengthens the requirements imposed on tenants requesting payment extensions. Above all, it requires landlords to formalize and process unpaid rent more quickly.
Monthly payment of commercial rent: conditions, procedures and difficulties in insolvency proceedings
Since the law of May 26, 2026, monthly payment of commercial rent has become a right for certain tenants engaged in commercial or artisanal activities. This new system can facilitate management...