Supreme Court rules confidentiality of out-of-court restructurings prevails over freedom of press

Written By

nicolas morelli module
Nicolas Morelli

Partner
France

I am co-head of the firm's Restructuring practice internationally and head of the Litigation practice in France.

celine nezet module
Celine Nezet

Counsel
France

I am a Counsel in the Restructuring & Insolvency and Dispute Resolution groups in our Paris office, and provide pragmatic advice in relation to complex situations and litigation, including in a distressed context.

The Supreme Court recent ruled that the confidentiality of out-of-court ad hoc mandates and conciliations prevails over the freedom of the press. Nicolas Morelli and Céline Nézet comment this case.

Read article >>

Note: A free registration is required in order to read the article.

Latest insights

More Insights
Curiosity line pink background

Revisit the Hong Kong position: When dispute resolution clauses meet insolvency proceedings

5 minutes Jan 06 2025

Read More
Curiosity line blue background

Something to Embrace: The scope and power of the court under 90-15 of the IPS (Corporations)

Nov 19 2024

Read More
Curiosity line teal background

Riding the Wave - Peak Issues in Australian Law (October 2024)

Oct 18 2024

Read More