EQA Avocats Honoured at the Le Monde du Droit Awards 2025

Nearly fifteen years ago, the 2012 Finance Act introduced an apparently temporary tax, the Exceptional Contribution on High Incomes (CEHR), conceived “in a context of reducing public deficits and restoring our public finances,” intended “to request an exceptional effort from the wealthiest taxpayers.”¹

EQA Avocats is pleased to announce the arrival of Maximilien Dechamps. Maximilien advises companies and individuals on the optimal structuring of their professional and private assets, both in France and internationally. He also provides guidance during tax audits and disputes, representing and advising clients in the negotiation and conclusion of transactions with tax authorities. Maximilien… Continue reading Maximilien Dechamps joins EQA

We are pleased to announce the formation of a strategic partnership between EQA AVOCATS and BELGRAVIA LAW, an independent London-based law firm. BELGRAVIA LAW is recognized not only for its strategic approach and responsiveness but also for its expertise in cross-border litigation, international arbitration, and M&A. This partnership spans the jurisdictions of Paris, London, and… Continue reading EQA Avocats Forms Strategic Alliance with Belgravia Law

This 18th sanctions package is notable in both scope and legal sophistication, reflecting a clear political intent to close loopholes, target logistical support networks, and tighten anti-circumvention measures. Several legal instruments have substantially broadened the range of economic, commercial, and financial prohibitions while introducing innovative legal safeguards—particularly against abusive legal claims based on investment treaties.… Continue reading On 18 July 2025, the European Union took a significant new step in its sanctions strategy by adopting an expanded package targeting Russia and Belarus