Law firm in Paris and throughout France
Business lawyer in Paris: Real estate, corporate and commercial law
Miraï Avocats advises and represents businesses, executives, investors and individuals, in Paris and throughout France.
Firm's phone number
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- Paris Bar
- Written fee agreement from the outset
- Call back within 24 business hours
- Acting throughout France
Practice areas
Our practice areas
in business law
Real estate law
Buying, building, letting, managing a property: securing the deal, then defending it if it goes wrong.
Buying and building
Defects and guarantees
Co-ownership and disputes
Corporate law
From formation to sale, the decisions that shape the capital and control of your company.
Forming and organising
Financing
Selling, buying, restructuring
Resolving disputes
Commercial law
The contracts that drive your revenue, and the remedies when they are not honoured.
Getting paid
Defending your business
Facing difficulties
Your situation
Where to start?
Your situation in one click
The questions that most often bring clients to the firm, each linked to the page that answers it.
- A tenant has stopped paying rentTenant eviction
- My commercial lease is coming to an endCommercial leases
- Defects on my building site or houseConstruction defects
- I'm setting up a company or a shareholders' agreementCompany formation
- I'm raising funds or bringing in an investorFundraising
- I'm selling or buying a businessShare transfers
- A client isn't paying its invoicesDebt recovery
- My business is in difficultyBusiness insolvency
Transactions
Business sales and acquisitions
Selling shares or a business, buying a company, bringing in an investor or reorganising a group: these deals turn on due diligence, warranties and the drafting of the documents. The firm acts for sellers and buyers, from the offer to signing.
Discuss your transaction- Share salesShares in a SARL or SAS: due diligence, price, warranties and transfer documents.
- Sale or purchase of a businessPreliminary agreement, escrow of the price, formalities and the commercial lease.
- Mergers and group reorganisationMergers, partial contributions of assets and universal transfers of assets.
- Bringing in investorsFundraising, capital increases, BSPCE and shareholders' agreements.
How your matter is handled
Four stages, the same for every matter, whatever the area of law.
01
First conversation
A call or a meeting of around thirty minutes to understand your situation, identify what is really at stake and tell you frankly whether instructing a lawyer is warranted, and when.
02
Written proposal
You receive a fee agreement setting out the scope of the work, the billing method chosen (fixed fee or time spent) and the timetable. Nothing starts before you have agreed to it in writing.
03
Execution
Drafting, negotiation or litigation depending on the matter, with a single point of contact, Maître Léa Scemama, and a progress update at every key stage rather than a final report with no visibility in between.
04
Follow-up
Documents and proceedings are carried through to the end, formalities included. The firm stays available for the questions that follow the matter.
The Firm
A modern vision
of legal practice
Miraï Avocats is a Paris-based law firm founded on a deep conviction: business law should be a growth accelerator, not an obstacle. Too often, businesses and individuals enter into transactions or projects without prior legal protection, and they pay the price, sometimes heavily.
Founded by Maître Léa Scemama, a member of the Paris Bar, Miraï Avocats supports entrepreneurs, executives, investors and individuals in their most important legal matters. Our approach rests on three pillars: technical expertise, genuine availability and fee transparency.
Legal excellence and intellectual rigour
Attentive listening and real availability
Pragmatic, results-oriented solutions
Full transparency in our fees
Fees
Clear fees,
agreed in advance
Hourly rate
Billing on time spent, suited to complex or evolving matters.
Fixed fee
Fees agreed in advance for well-defined services: drafting a contract, forming a company, selling a business.
Success fee
On top of a base fee, a variable part may be agreed in the event of success, within the limits set by law.
Resources
News
and legal guides
Consultation
Let's talk about your project
The first consultation allows you to present your situation and obtain an initial analysis of your legal options.