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Étienne Épron

Étienne Épron

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Étienne Épron is a French attorney registered with the Paris bar, managing partner of EQA Avocats. He leads the firm’s mergers and acquisitions, tax, and private clients departments.

His areas of practice include corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, banking and finance, tax and legal structuring of groups of companies, inter-generation transmission of enterprises and international sanctions.
Étienne Épron studied law in both France and Germany. He then spent five years with Gide in Moscow and Paris, and then seven as the managing director of the Franco-German law firm Sagasser Partners. Through these experiences, he has developed particular skills in M&A transactions involving Germany, France and Russia.

In addition to cross-border operations, Étienne Épron’s practice also covers domestic deals in numerous fields of business such as defence, digital communications, biotechnology, med-tech and digital services companies.
He frequently advises investment funds and French and foreign asset managers involved in acquiring, managing and selling French assets.

He also advises French start-ups that have reached the seed-funding stage on the legal and tax implications of their growth.

Given the current geopolitical climate, his work also includes the sale and restructuring of foreign investments in Russia, litigation against sanctions imposed on individuals by EU authorities, applications to the relevant EU authorities for authorisations and licences, assisting EU and Russian nationals to secure the release of their European assets and issuing legal opinions on compliance with EU legislation.

Étienne Épron acts as an expert advisor at political level on international sanctions. He has written several articles concerning the sanctions imposed on Russia and Belarus. Since 2018, he has been called upon regularly to speak on this subject in the media.

 

Experience

2006 – 2009 : Gide Moscou, associate
2009 – 2012 : Gide Paris, associate
2012 – 2014 : Ngo, Cohen Amir-Aslani, senior associate
2014 – 2021 : Sagasser SELAS, partner
since  2021   : EQA Avocats, founding partner

Education

Research’s Master (Master 2 / DEA) in French and German comparative law – Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas, Paris
Higher studies in German and international economic laws (Höheren Studien der deutschen und internationalen Wirtschaftsrechte) – Humboldt Universität, Berlin
Master in civil law (Master 1 / Maîtrise) – Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas, Paris
Master of Laws (LLM) in intellectual property – Humboldt Universität, Berlin

Languages

  • French
  • German
  • English
  • Russian

Publications

Crédit agricole assurance/ April Group

Linbox 2020.

Linbox Creapharm 2021.

GFI informatique / Inservio.

GFI informatique/ Addstones.

Big Youth /Maheia.

MCI / Edmond de Rothschild.

Innovacom / olea.

Aspen Glaxo / SmithKline.

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Sanctions.

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Profile concurrence.

Russian law 2006.

Village de la justice.

 

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Latest news

Étienne Épron hosted by Omerta in the ” Grands Entretiens”

Étienne Épron was interviewed by Régis Le Sommier as part of the Grands Entretiens series hosted by OMERTA Media to discuss European Union restrictive measures and their underlying mechanisms. On this occasion, he provided legal insight into the functioning of EU sanctions regimes, their regulatory framework, and their practical implications for economic operators. The interview… Continue reading Étienne Épron hosted by Omerta in the ” Grands Entretiens”

Étienne Epron on France 24: U.S. and European sanctions — what impact on the rule of law in Europe?

Étienne Épron, managing partner of EQA Avocats, will intervene within the morning show of Philomé Robert of France 24, this Sunday, February 01, 2026, 9am Paris time. This intervention will focus on the US and European sanctions mechanisms and their impact on the rule of law in Europe.

EU General Court Rules for the First Time on Damages Claims After the Annulment of Sanctions

The General Court of the European Union (EU) recently delivered a judgment in a case concerning the non-contractual liability of the Union (GC, Pumpyanskiy v Council, T-369/24), brought by a citizen holding Russian and Swiss nationality following the adoption of restrictive measures against him—the individual concerned being listed in Annex I to Regulation (EU) No… Continue reading EU General Court Rules for the First Time on Damages Claims After the Annulment of Sanctions

A Judicial Storm Looms: How the Central Bank Can Challenge the Confiscation of Reserves in the EU

In one week, European Union leaders could approve proposals by the European Commission to “pledge as collateral” Russia’s immobilized sovereign reserves for a “reparations loan” to Ukraine. The vast majority of the Russian Central Bank’s (RCB) assets are located in Belgium (Euroclear), whose Prime Minister has repeatedly warned that transferring these assets for Ukraine’s benefit… Continue reading A Judicial Storm Looms: How the Central Bank Can Challenge the Confiscation of Reserves in the EU