Annabelle Gauberti, founding and managing partner of London fashion law firm Crefovi, and Elisabeth Payton, journalist at the Financial Times, publish some proprietary research on the law of luxury goods and fashion law, entitled ‟Wig and gown in vogue on the catwalk”. Busiest member of a label’s in-house team is often not the model or…
London luxury law firm in London Crefovi explores the legal discipline that is the law of luxury goods. The emergence of the law of luxury goods and fashion: a new legal practice in full expansion. Consult our thematic supplement Revue Lamy Droit des Affaires, on the law of luxury goods, here. To access this post,…
Since the beginning of the 1990s, listed companies specializing in the luxury and fashion sector have largely favored the subscription of stock options by their CEOs, their artistic directors and all. other employee occupying top management positions. Thus, according to Option Finance, the remunerations of the two CEOs of LVMH and L’Oréal in 2001 were…
For several months, the French legislator and professional organisations have been working to tighten up financial analysis. The finance and banking law firm Crefovi answers the following questions. Is a more restrictive regulation vis-à-vis the people disseminating and publishing financial analysis really necessary? How compatible would these future rules be with international standards?
London-based fashion law firm Crefovi publishes exclusive research relating to the hostile takeover of Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy (“LVMH”) by Bernard Arnault. While the biography of Bernard Arnault entitled ‟The exterminating angel” appears, it is interesting to study the legal mechanism which enabled this astute businessman to appropriate, more than ten years ago, the control…
