The founders of Medici
The partners propose to donate 10% of their fees to fund organizations that work for equal opportunity and against discrimination and violence.
June 10, 2020 at 08:44 AM
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Paris Correspondent
Four female arbitration and litigation specialists have formed a new disputes boutique firm in Paris.
Medici Law, which according to one of the partners opened for business on Monday, was founded by Marie-Laure Bizeau, Valence Borgia, Caroline Duclercq and Delphine Pujos, who will share duties as partners.
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