Maxime is passionate about theatre and drama. He may play funny and lighthearted characters in his spare time, he remains fearless when it comes to arguing a case in court.

Maxime also lectures employment law at Science-Po, Paris University and Paris law school. He uses is ability to listen, his commitment and meticulousness to assist his clients for whom he is a true partner.

If she was not a lawyer, Emilie could have worked for “Le Fooding”. Always the first to sniff out the best “tarte au citron” in town, Emilie is just as rigorous when dealing with her clients’ employment related issues. After graduating from Panthéon-Assas university, she worked for Hogan Lovells before joining Flichy Grangé Avocats where she acquired a specific expertise in company restructuring operations.

When Nicolas is not in Paris, he is most probably sailing in Brittany. Good sea legs and a sense of the wind is of great use when travelling through stormy cases

In 2013, Nicolas was laureate of the Paris bar speaking challenge and was elected “secrétaire de la conference” of the Paris bar. He has since developed a recognized practice in criminal labour law.