Bourayne & Preissl
Law firm advising businesses on commercial, transport, industrial liability and employment matters
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Bourayne & Preissl
Bourayne & Preissl is a Paris law firm providing business advice and dispute resolution in commercial law, transport and logistics, industrial risks and product liability, and employment law. Its work includes mediation, conciliation, collaborative proceedings, litigation and arbitration.
The firm serves businesses, including international clients. Cyril Bourayne and Sigrid Preissl founded the firm in 2016; it is based in Paris.
Product: Legal advice and dispute-resolution services in commercial, transport, industrial liability and employment law.
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