Maître Julien Pateoueille
Holding company structuring, LBOs, sales, group reorganisations: he has built and defended matters for SME owners and international groups alike — on both sides of the table.
It was seeing what buyers took off the price, matter after matter, that led him to move his work upstream: preparing the company before it comes under scrutiny. Over the programme’s thirteen weeks, he makes the calls with a buyer’s eye, and it is he — not an outside observer — who reviews your company.
Listening, clarity, support
“Very good support. He took the time to understand my situation and to explain things to me clearly.”
“A very human lawyer who truly listens to his clients.”
“Beyond his unquestionable technical skills, I appreciated how well he listened and how quickly he understood what was at stake for me personally.”
“I wanted to leave a review because tax is often a complex and stressful subject, but here I found truly reassuring support.”
“One of the best services I have ever received, in any field.”
“A professional who listens, with the rigour always to find the right solution!”
“I wanted to reduce my tax burden. The first meeting was excellent: Maître Pateoueille immediately understood my issue and my tax situation.”
“An excellent lawyer who quickly grasped my tax issue and gave me a more than relevant answer.”
“At last, a tax lawyer who lives up to expectations.”
“Excellent support, with expertise I greatly appreciated.”
“Precise, professional support, suited to my needs.”
Three rules, kept since the very first matter
The preliminary assessment ends with a clear answer — including when that answer is that the programme makes no sense for you. We say so, and we explain why.
Everything you share is covered by the lawyer’s duty of professional secrecy — even before a matter is opened, and whether or not you go further.
The firm brings in lawyers, tax specialists and specialist advisers as each workstream requires — but you keep a single point of contact, from preparation through to signing.