Cdo Avocat
Legal, business affairs and public policy services for institutions, innovators, entrepreneurs and creators
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About Cdo Avocat
CDO AVOCAT provides legal advice and dispute resolution, business affairs support, and public and regulatory affairs services. Its work focuses on creation, media, digital technology and innovation, including contract drafting and negotiation and data protection support.
The firm serves institutions, innovators, entrepreneurs and creators, and works in both advisory and litigation matters. It is based in Paris and was founded in 2019.
Product: Legal counsel and dispute resolution, contract services, data protection support, and public and regulatory affairs advisory.
Jobs at Cdo Avocat
Leadership
- Camille Domange · Avocat à la Cour - associé fondateurSource: company website
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