Macfarlanes LLP announces the opening of a new office in Cannes

Press release

Macfarlanes LLP, a business law firm for 30 years, today announces the opening of its new office in Cannes. This Cannes office marks the continuation of the firm's development. It underscores Macfarlanes LLP's strong desire to maintain a multi-local approach to build close relationships with its clients: business leaders, farmers, landowners, liberal professionals, and all project holders, particularly in real estate.

After Bourges, Bordeaux and the southwest, it indeed seemed opportune for the firm to explore the southeast, where it aims to bring real added value in several of its strong practice areas that are little practiced in the region (particularly rural law and urban planning law) despite existing needs.

“The goal is to be able to meet the needs of our clients wherever they are, by being as close to them locally as possible, with the same care, the same rigor, and the same proven working methods wherever we are.”
comments Me Sophie Marques, associate lawyer in urban planning law, who will lead the Cannes office.

According to her:
"Everything that makes our professionalism: quick qualitative response, listening and meeting clients, knowledge of the field, requires that a partner be present on each site."

The office is located at 47 Avenue du Maréchal Galliéni, Villa Gallicia in Cannes.

About Macfarlanes LLP

Rooted in the land and agricultural and patrimonial issues, Macfarlanes LLP is a firm historically specialized in rural law but has gradually expanded its reach: expropriation, urban planning, real estate, health, labor law, business law (corporate, M&A;, corporate restructurings), agri-food, successions and family, environment and renewable energies, wine and agricultural transactions...
Created in Paris (Lachaud Mandeville Coutadeur & Associés), the firm moved to Bordeaux in 2019, and more recently to Bourges. Indeed, since its creation in 1994, the firm, driven by values of combativeness and performance, has never ceased to conquer new legal markets. Its areas of intervention are now those of a law firm with a national vocation.