Veil Jourde, a Paris boutique firm known for high-profile litigation, is rebuilding and expanding its tax practice, adding a partner and three lawyers to help respond to client needs arising from recent anti-tax-fraud legislation in France.
Benoît Gréteau joined Veil Jourde in mid-March as a partner and head of the tax department, following 10 years in a similar role at the French firm Aramis, according to a statement by Veil Jourde. He previously practiced at Ayache Salama & Associés and in the legal department of Ernst & Young.
