Our law firm in Strasbourg

As a Franco-German business law firm, we are located at the heart of historical, political and economic Franco-German relations. Our lawyers and avocats based here have dual training in German and French law and are perfectly trilingual.

Our office is located in the historic centre of Strasbourg, in a listed building overlooking the cathedral.

Information on lawyers in Strasbourg

Lawyers in Strasbourg belong to the Strasbourg Bar Association (Barreau de Strasbourg). With around 1,200 members, it is one of the ten largest bar associations in France.

The association maintains its own museum of lawyers (Musée du Barreau) and is a member of the Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe (CCBE).

To find lawyers in Strasbourg, you can either contact our colleagues or use the search engine of the Bar Association.

Strasbourg is the capital of the Grand Est region and an important hub for international relations in Europe. It is home to the European Parliament and the European Court of Human Rights, for example, and its location on the border with Germany makes it ideal for Franco-German cooperation and cross-border projects.

The Alsace region is considered to be very well connected internationally in economic terms, with around a third of companies having branches or shareholdings in Germany, Switzerland, the USA, Japan and Scandinavia. Well-known German companies such as Adidas, Schaeffler, Merck and Liebherr are based here and use the region as an attractive location for production and investment.

How can our lawyers in Strasbourg help you?

Our Strasbourg office supports companies from aborad with all matters relating to German and French business law. We represent our clients before all courts in Strasbourg, Alsace and across France.

Our services range from drafting simple employment contracts to setting up German and French subsidiaries and acquiring German and French companies.

Thanks to our presence in Alsace, you can now book an appointment in Strasbourg to receive advice on German and French business law.