The principle of solicitor-client privilege guarantees to every citizen that there is no interference from public authorities in their defence, whatever they may have done.
This principle is established in article 66-5 of the Law n°71-1130 of 31 December 1971 and applies in all matters, whether it is in the

EU Directive 2011/7 aims at combating late payments in commercial transactions. Member States have transposed its provisions enabling a creditor to obtain interest on late payments and a compensation for recovery costs, by way of a fixed sum of EUR 40 in minimum. All this without the necessity of issuing

Article L.442-1 of the French Commercial Code says: Any person engaged in production, distribution or service activities who abruptly terminates, even partially, an established commercial relationship in the absence of written notice which takes into account, in particular, the duration of the commercial relationship, with reference to trade practices or