Mayer Prezioso
Legal and business advisory services for entrepreneurs, executives, SMEs and startups in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Mayer Prezioso
Mayer Prezioso is a Paris-based law and advisory firm providing legal counsel and litigation support. Its work includes business law, restructuring, financing and M&A, corporate matters, employment law, and audits and due diligence.
It serves entrepreneurs, executives, SMEs and startups. Its Offre 360° PME provides outsourced legal department services through a subscription arrangement.
The firm was founded in 2016, according to registry facts; its site says it was created in 2017. It is based in Paris, France.
Product: Legal advisory, litigation representation and outsourced legal department services for businesses.
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