Alissa Basyuk joins EQA
We are pleased to announce the integration of Alissa Basyuk into our corporate law, tax, and litigation departments.
With her extensive knowledge in both French and international taxation, her strong interest in tax structuring, as well as her experience in international litigation, Alissa is a valuable asset to the firm in supporting our clients.
We extend our best wishes for her success within the firm!
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