For over ten years, Clémence has worked as a legal assistant for lawyers practicing before the French Supreme Court (Cour de cassation), handling cases in all branches of private law, with particular expertise in employment law and social security law, which she has also taught.

She recently added specific skills in family law to her repertoire, focusing on new forms of marriage and family life.

Her qualifications are impressive, and not just in law. She holds a Master's degree in Business Law and a Master 2 in General Private Law from the Sorbonne, as well as a Diploma of Musical Studies (DEM) from the Tours Conservatory in violin, music theory, and chamber music.

And why choose? In every city where she works, Clémence joins the orchestra, and whether immersed in her cases or a musical score, she knows how to tune her instruments to play in harmony.

Clémence practices employment law, social security law, family law, and general civil law.