Clarifying the law for those it was not written for
French law offers foreign entrepreneurs real opportunities — a multi-year residence permit from the first application, a route built for innovative founders, the freedom to create and run a French company from abroad. Yet almost none of it is explained to the people it concerns, in their language, in one place, by someone accountable for the answer. Founders arrive with months of partial information, often correct in isolation and misleading when combined.
The firm was built on that gap. Its work is to make these opportunities legible, to say early and plainly when a route does not fit, and then to turn the right route into a file the administration accepts. That is a legal task, but also a practical one: the deposit of share capital without a French bank account, the order in which the company, the opinion, the visa and the card must follow one another, the documents a consulate will actually read.
Clients to date have come from more than twenty-seven nationalities. Each file is handled personally by the founding lawyer, in English or French.
