Thirty-two Mayer Brown lawyers recognized by "Best Lawyers" in France 2023 edition

Mayer Brown announced that Benjamin Homo has been awarded “Lawyer of the year 2023” in Tax law and that 25 lawyers from the firm’s Paris office have been recognized by the annual edition of Best Lawyers (2023 edition) in their respective categories:

Lawyer of the year 2023 Tax Law

• Benjamin Homo

Arbitration and Mediation

• Dany Khayat

Banking and Finance Law

• Véronique Collin
• Alban Dorin
• François-Régis Gonon
• Erwan Heurtel
• Hervé Kensicher
• Jean-Philippe Lambert
• Jean-Pierre Lee
• Olivier Mélédo
• Patrick Teboul

Competition / Antitrust Law

• Nathalie Jalabert Doury
• Nathalie Morel

Corporate Law

• Andrew P. Armfelt
• Laurent Borey
• Sébastien Delaunay
• Benjamin Homo
• Guillaume Kuperfils
• Emily Pennec
• Hadrien Schlumberger

European Union Law

• Nathalie Jalabert Doury

International Arbitration

• Dany Khayat
• Alejandro López Ortiz

Investment

• Andrew P. Armfelt

Labor and Employment Law

• Sébastien Delaunay

Mergers and Acquisitions Law

• Laurent Borey
• Erwan Heurtel
• Guillaume Kuperfils
• Hadrien Schlumberger

Private Equity Law

• Olivier Aubouin
• Laurent Borey
• Benjamin Homo
• Guillaume Kuperfils
• Emily Pennec

Real Estate Law

• Andrew P. Armfelt
• Maud Bischoff
• Laurent Borey
• François-Régis Gonon
• Benjamin Homo
• Hervé Kensicher
• Jean-Philippe Lambert
• Jean-Pierre Lee
• Alexandre Poupard
• Patrick Teboul

Structured Finance Law

• Hervé Kensicher
• Jean-Philippe Lambert
• Jean-Pierre Lee

Tax Law

• Laurent Borey
• Benjamin Homo
• Christopher Lalloz
• Olivier Parawan

In addition, seven lawyers have been recognized in the second edition of “Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch” in their respective categories: 

Banking and Finance Law

• Elise Baha
• Constance Bouchet
• Marion Minard

Corporate Law

• Marine Ollive

Mergers and Acquisitions Law

• Marine Ollive

Tax Law

• Rémy Bonnaud
• Louis Nayberg
• Sarah Rahmoun

Best Lawyers is a peer-reviewed listing of outstanding attorneys. The Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch recognizes junior lawyers, typically those who have been in practice for three to eight years.