From the owner: Maître Ketty Leroux, avocate à Paris 16ème, accompagne les entreprises en difficulté et conseille…read moreses clients lors d'un dépôt de bilan, d'une cessation de paiement, de redressement judiciaire, de liquidation judiciaire ainsi que de toute procédure alternative, plan de sauvegarde, liquidation amiable par exemple, cession et offre de reprise. Maître Ketty Leroux intervient en tant qu'avocate dans le domaine du droit des affaires et des contentieux commerciaux : baux commerciaux, recouvrement de créances, cession de fonds de commerce, cession de parts sociales, assignation devant le Tribunal de commerce, problèmes avec l'URSSAF. Elle est associée au sein du Cabinet Frédéric Naïm, spécialisé en droit fiscal.

From the owner: Avocat fiscaliste à Paris. Fiscalité Internationale, Conseil fiscal, Défense contrôle fiscal. 20…read moreannées d'expérience.

SCAM!!! They took the consultation money, provided a…read more3minute phone call essentially telling me to meet in person, because apparently they aren't equipped to speak with you over the phone. They rescheduled and when asked if my $$ would be transferred to the new appointment they blew me off with a "we'll see". Very unprofessional, unorganized and very poor communication. They are now not answer my calls or emails and basically took $300 without providing any legal service. DO NOT BOOK!! you're better off with Avocat Dumont Beghi, she's top tier!!

Totally disorganized. If you like taking a taxi across town just to be told that they are sorry…read morethat they forgot to call you, but your in-person appointment has been cancelled/rescheduled (for the second time), this is the attorney for you. I would not recommend trusting important matters to a law firm that cannot even keep something as simple as appointments together.

From the owner: Avocat généraliste avec une dominante en Droit commercial et des Affaires, Reiter Legal conseille…read moreet assure la défense des entreprises en Droit commercial et des Affaires (rédaction d'actes juridiques, création d'entreprise, statuts de société, conditions générales de vente, procédures devant le Tribunal de Commerce et le Tribunal judiciaire) et des particuliers en Droit civil et Affaires Familiales (divorce, pension alimentaire, garde). Depuis plus de 30 ans, nous intervenons sur toute la France métropolitaine : Paris, Melun, Fontainebleau, Bordeaux, Toulouse, Lyon, Nîmes, Nantes, Rennes, Rouen, Reims, Lille, Strasbourg.

Stay away from this office. They overcharge (Euro4000 tax return fee for a retired couple making…read more$150k/year.). They rarely return phone calls - you can go 3-4-5 months without them calling you back or even emailing you. They disregard the information you submit to their office and simply file the easiest tax form possible. In our case, they completely disregarded the tax-deductible expenses we submitted and file a standard deduction tax form (I guess that was the easiest to do). We had another tax firm submit a revised tax for that year which resulted in over $7500 tax refund. And they only charged Euro600. John Fredenburger should close his business as it borders on being fraudulent.

From the owner: Specializing in International Tax Law American Tax…read morePreparation French Tax Preparation FATCA & Foreign Bank Account Reporting (FBARS) Estate Planning Wills and Trusts Correspondence with the Internal Revenue Service and French Administration Fiscale

This review is in English as this lawyer's office specializes in immigration cases, particularly…read morework-related immigration cases. So it's more likely an anglophone will be searching it out as opposed to a local. Despite being a serial shit-stirrer and rabble rouser, I've never had to hire an attorney before. But dealing with French bureaucracy, a mind-numbingly complex visa situation, and four years of simply guessing our way through the legal minefield based on hearsay, it was high time to "lawyer up" and make sure my household was doing everything right before starting the process of becoming permanent residents in France. Needless to say, I was a bit nervous about going into a lawyer's office. I equate any French "cabinet" (cabinet d'avocat, cabinet médical, cabinet dentaire) with unpleasant things, so I was surprised to turn up in a lofty, airy -dare I say chic -yet semi-rustic space in a quiet corner of the 20th arrondissement. Every single person working in the office stopped by to say "bonjour" as we waited for our appointment, and when we were eventually seated in the conference room with our lawyer, we felt comfortable, relaxed, and absolutely free to speak and ask questions (in English and in French). While our issues weren't miraculously solved with the wave of a legal-magical wand, a consultation with a lawyer here shed so much light on what we need to do and what our options are that it was fully worth the time and money. After an hour's discussion, we felt much more confident and certain about our future in France, setting up shop for the long term, and growing roots here. We left the office with a good feeling and much-needed clarity, which in this day and age is completely unexpected. Even if you think you don't need a lawyer (we went for years without bothering), if you have any doubts or concerns about your legal/immigration status in France and can't seem to get a clear answer from the Préfecture, save up a few fancy dinners worth of euros and see someone at this firm. It may not fix any problems right away, but you'll at least know for sure what's up. And you can't put a price tag on peace of mind.

We agree completely with the positive review a year ago and highly recommend this firm. In fact it…read morewas that YELP review from last year that steered us to the Karl Waheed Lawyers office. They were tremendously helpful in assisting us with the renewal of our titres de sejour (Residence Permit). If you can afford it (yes it is expensive) it is well worth the money to have them help cope with the capricious and arbitrary dead-tree bureacracy at the Prefecture.