A Doctor of Law and holder of the CAPA (Certificate of Aptitude for the Legal Profession), Benjamin is among those who firmly believe that practice serves theory and that theory informs practice.

A lecturer in Orléans and an associate of lawyers practicing before the Courts of Cassation, he hones his case law through research and sharpens his articles through his experience with cases.

Benjamin's areas of expertise? Private international law, international trade law, and civil procedure. Benjamin will shed light on topics such as the transfer of arbitration clauses in bills of lading, the review of mandatory rules by the Court of Justice of the European Union, and the role of the judge in the approval process.

His new passions? Rhetoric and golf. Whether he's putting on a green or explaining how the Court of Cassation seeks to persuade you with its reasoning, he always hits the mark.

Benjamin practices private international law, international trade law, and civil procedure.