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Benjamin Louzier

Partner

Attorney admitted to the Paris Bar (2001).

As founding partner of Redlink with Frédéric Fournier and Hervé de Kervasdoué, Benjamin practices in the areas of employment law and criminal law.

He previously practiced in HSD Ernst & Young and DDG.

  • Contact

    Contact

    Address :
    41 rue des Acacias
    75017 Paris

    Tel : +33 (0)1 73 31 00 00

    Mail : louzier@redlink.fr

  • Practices

    Practices

    • Labor law
    • Criminal law

  • Trainings

    Trainings

    • DEA graduate degree in employment law
    • DESS graduate degree in national, European, and international business litigation

  • Publications

    Publications

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