Regulatory/Public law

INLO Avocats assists public and private players in the governance and management of their infrastructure, usage and service projects.

Structuring:

INLO Avocats assists its clients in:

• The creation of public structures and the establishment of public-private partnerships;
• The choice and implementation of contractual arrangements;
• The optimisation of their assets and know-how.

Developing:

INLO Avocats assists project owners and institutional players in the following operations:

• The awarding/negotiation/monitoring of their contracts (public procurement, concessions, Public Global Performance Contracts (MPGP), etc.);
• The definition of the conditions for public intervention (calls for expression of interest (AMI), State personnel housing allowance (AIP), calls for projects (AAP), etc.) and the carrying out of sourcing;
• The drafting of statutes and all deeds (deliberations, internal regulations, shareholders’ agreements, etc.) necessary for the creation and operation of public (mixed associations, public interest groupings (GIP), etc.) or semi-public (local public companies (SPL), semi-public companies (SEM), single-purpose semi-public companies (SEMOP), economic interest groupings (GIE), associations, etc.) structures;
• The management of the public and private domain of public entities (occupancy agreements, setting and collection of fees, etc.);
• The drafting and negotiation of settlement agreements;
• Litigation in summary proceedings or on the merits.

Adding value:

 INLO Avocats assists institutional players and companies in:

• Their public service missions;
• The defence of their interests in the face of the application of coercive measures;
• The sale or acquisition of property or plots of land belonging to the public or private domain of local authorities;
• The compensation for damages suffered (actions in contractual liability or extra-contractual liability);
• Obtaining and securing public subsidies;
• The prevention of criminal, civil or administrative disputes;
• The governance of their data;
• The use of innovative technological solutions.