Alexandre Genko-Starosselsky joins EQA
We are delighted to announce the arrival of Alexandre Genko-Starosselsky as a new partner in our firm.
Alexandre Genko-Starosselsky has been a member of the Paris Bar since June 2000, and holds a DEA in international private law from Paris I. He specializes in international litigation. He defends leading businessmen and companies before the European Court of Justice and other courts in member countries. His cross-disciplinary experience in different areas of the law enables him to offer innovative and tailored solutions for his clients, whether in business criminal law, commercial litigation or arbitration. As an experienced speaker who is committed to perfect knowledge of the files and applicable law, he is entrusted with highly complex cases, often combining different legal systems.
His expertise and leadership will bolster our team, enhancing our ability to meet the needs of our clients !
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Political communication on tax matters, first lesson: Present as exceptional what is meant to become structural.
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