Coteg Avocats
Business law services for companies and executives in France and Europe
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Coteg Avocats
COTEG Avocats is a business law firm providing advisory and litigation services across corporate, tax, commercial, M&A, restructuring, agricultural, renewable energy and intellectual property law.
The firm serves companies and their executives, with French and European clients. It is based in Toulouse, has a Paris office and works across France.
Founded in 1968, COTEG Avocats is a SELARL and a member of the Alta-Juris International network.
Product: Business legal advice and litigation services across corporate, tax, commercial, M&A and related practice areas.
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