DDP Avocats
Paris law firm representing individuals and businesses in employment and commercial disputes
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About DDP Avocats
DDP Avocats is a law firm focused on dispute resolution, with departments for employment litigation and business litigation. Its services include employment and social security disputes, commercial and shareholder conflicts, civil liability, insolvency matters, arbitration and alternative dispute resolution.
The firm represents individuals, companies, executives and investors. It is registered as a SELARL and is based in Paris; the firm’s profile states it was founded in 2008, while registry facts give the legal entity’s founding date as 2021.
Product: Legal representation and advice in employment, commercial and civil disputes.
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