DELSOL Avocats is an entrepreneurial firm dedicated to entrepreneurs and businesses.

Attentive to the needs of economic players, our lawyers provide a genuine business strategy beyond legal and judicial advice.

They combine their various expertise according to their clients’ needs in order to assist, advise and defend them and provide them with a global, technical and strategic vision taking into account their distinctive economic and cultural features.

Number of professionals: 200 (130 lawyers) between France and Belgium

Fields of law

  • Administrative and Public Law
  • Civil Law
  • Commercial property
  • Competition
  • Construction law
  • Corporate law
  • Credit and Insolvency
  • Damages and Insurance
  • Data Protection
  • Dispute resolution
  • Employment and pensions
  • EU Law
  • Governmental & Regulatory
  • Industrial & Intellectual Property
  • M&A
  • Non-profit Organizations
  • Patents and trademarks
  • Real Estate law
  • Social Security
  • Tax
  • Trade and Distribution
  • White collar crime

Sébastien Popijn

Sebastien's practice is mainly focused on Corporate/M&A, Aviation Law (including regulation EU261), Data Protection Law and Dispute Resolution.
He holds a Master in Law from the Université catholique de Louvain, a Certificate in Transnational Law from the University of Geneva and a Bachelor in Law from the Facultés Universitaires Saint-Louis.
He is an attorney at the Brussels Bar.

Contact

 

Avenue Louise 480, 1050 Brussels

+32 479 30 84 58

https://delsol-lawyers.com

spopijn@delsolavocats.com

 

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