Lexnova
Business law and tax advisory for companies, executives, investors and individuals in Lyon and Vienne
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Lexnova
LEXNOVA is a law firm advising on business law and taxation. Its services include corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, business transfers, commercial contracts, tax matters and business litigation.
The firm serves companies, executives, shareholders, investors and individuals. It is based in Lyon and also has an office in Vienne.
LEXNOVA was founded in 2017 and is registered as a SAS in France. Its two founding partners are Nelly Thomas-Rivory and Sylvain Gherardi.
Product: Legal advice and representation in business law, taxation, corporate transactions, commercial contracts and business disputes.
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