As suggested by the title of her thesis, “The Distinction Between Relative and Absolute Nullity,” which was awarded the André Isoré Prize by the Chancellery of the Universities of Paris, Anne-Sophie is a civil law specialist par excellence.

From contract law to property law, including civil liability, the law of evidence, and family property law, Anne-Sophie navigates the civil code with complete mastery.

Today, Anne-Sophie is a lecturer in private law at Nantes University, where she shares her passion with her students daily. She also disseminates her expertise through regular publications.

Whether in the lecture hall or in her articles, Anne-Sophie approaches the law with the same precision, finesse, and dedication she brings to her two other passions—the violin and pastry-making.

Anne-Sophie practices civil law.