Fusio Avocat
Legal advice and litigation in real estate, employment and business law for clients in Paris
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Fusio Avocat
Fusio Avocat is a law firm providing advice and litigation services in real estate, employment and business law. Its work includes commercial and residential leases, condominium matters, employment disputes, contracts, debt recovery and negotiations.
The firm works with clients and has lawyers admitted to the Paris Bar. It is a SELAS founded in 2018 and headquartered in Paris.
Product: Legal advice and litigation services in real estate, employment and business law.
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