Julie Chapuy advises French and international companies, financial institutions, directors & officers, and shareholders in complex commercial, financial and corporate disputes. She represents clients in high-stakes litigation related to shareholders disputes, financial communications, competition follow-on actions, and post-M&A conflicts. Julie also helps businesses manage litigation risks and resolve sensitive crisis situations or disputes through strategic negotiations and settlements.
Julie helps clients navigate disputes that present significant financial, operational, and reputational risks. She works closely with companies, financial institutions, directors, officers and shareholders to develop effective dispute-resolution strategies, manage exposure, and protect long-term business and strategic objectives.
Her practice covers all stages of the dispute lifecycle. She advises clients from the earliest assessment of potential claims and risks through litigation, enforcement proceedings, and negotiated resolutions. Her approach is focused on aligning legal strategy with commercial and strategic priorities and delivering practical, business-oriented solutions.
A significant part of Julie's work involves advising French and international companies on issues related to crisis situations (hostile pre-interim measures, dawn raids or preparation of corporate and financial communication). She helps clients anticipate potential areas of contention, evaluate legal and reputational risks, and elaborate the most relevant strategy to handle the crisis.
She also has extensive experience assisting clients in resolving disputes through negotiated settlements. She works with clients to achieve efficient and commercially sound outcomes while minimizing disruption to business operations and preserving key business relationships whenever possible.
Drawing on her experience before French civil and commercial courts, Julie provides strategic counsel in complex and sensitive matters that require careful management of legal, commercial, and reputational considerations.