Lawyer registered with Paris Bar Association

Maître Brice Danho, lawyer intervenes in France and West Africa

Maître Brice Danho is a lawyer registered  with the Paris Bar Association .  He Holds a degree in Employment and labour Law and Human Resources Management obtained at the Université Catholique de Lille and the Certificate of Aptitude for the Legal Profession obtained at the Bar Training School.

He advises individuals and companies in advisory and litigation matters, with pragmatism, transparency and dedication. He speak French and English, across France and West Africa. He also practises in employment and labour law, public servant law and business law.

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Areas of practice

What Maître Danho defends for you

Employment and labour law, public servant law and business law : every case is handled with rigour, pragmatism and transparency.

Employment and labour law

Employment and Labour law

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Practice areas
  • Employment Law relations
  • Labour Law
  • Occupational accidents and occupational diseases
  • Social Security and Employees benefits law
  • International assignment
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Public servant law

Public servant law

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Practice areas
  • State civil servant law
  • Territorial civil servant law
  • Hospital civil servant law
  • European and international civil servant law
  • Work-related accidents and occupational diseases
  • Social protection of public servant law
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Business law

Business law

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Practice areas
  • Debt recovery
  • Movable and immovable leasing
  • Commercial paper law
  • Enforcement legal proceedings
  • Regime General law of obligations
  • Termination of executive’s contracts
  • Seizure of boats and helicopters
  • Collateral law
  • OHADA business law
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Area of practice

A lawyer available across France

Maître Danho’s office is located at 2 rue de Poissy, in the 5th arrondissement of Paris. He appears before all competent courts across France.

Consultations are available in person at the office or by video conference, at the client’s convenience.

His values

What defines Maître Brice Danho

Rigour, availability and commitment at every stage

Transparency

Fees and strategy explained clearly from the outset.

Responsiveness

Quick replies, because deadlines in law are unforgiving.

Availability

A lawyer who is accessible and present at every step.

Attentiveness

Every situation is unique. Maître Danho takes the time to listen before acting.

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About

An engaged and available lawyer

Registered at the Paris Bar, Maître Brice Danho assists his clients with pragmatism, transparency and dedication. He practises in both advisory and litigation capacities, for individuals and companies alike.

Fluent in English and French, he takes the time to listen, explain and build a strategy tailored to each situation.

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Frequently asked questions

What his clients often ask

The choice of a lawyer must be free and informed. Both the client and the lawyer are free to choose.

Fees are freely set but must comply with the principles laid down in Article 11 of the RIN. They take into account the time spent, the work required, the nature and complexity of the case, the interests at stake, the lawyer’s reputation, experience and specialisation, the advantages obtained for the client, and the client’s financial situation. Fees are set transparently, according to the nature of the case, its complexity and the work to be carried out.


For full details on how fees are structured, please visit our fees page

The first consultation is an opportunity to take a full look at your situation. Maître Danho reviews the available elements, asks the right questions and proposes a strategy suited to your objectives.

Practical advice

Before booking an appointment with a lawyer

Here is what you need to know

Gather your documents

Employment contracts, invoices, ID, statements and any other relevant document. The more complete your file, the more effective your consultation.

Don’t wait too long

The longer you wait, the more your chances of success may diminish due to limitation periods. Furthermore, seeking legal advice in an emergency is not without consequences on lawyers’ fees and other legal costs.

Ask all your questions

The first consultation is an opportunity to take stock of your situation. Maître Danho takes the time to listen and explain the concrete next steps.

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