Kalder was founded in 2024 by luxury goods expert Farid Bouguettaya, who has a strong standing in the space.

Plasseraud IP Avocats advises an array of multinational companies, both French and foreign, in a host of intellectual property, advisory, and litigation proceedings. The team’s strength in the luxury goods industry is highlighted in the cosmetics, fashion, and spirits sectors. Julien Blanchard specialises in trade mark, design, and copyright law, while Sandrine Bouvier-Ravon and Jean-Christophe Guerrini both have strengths in intellectual property litigation. Claire Herissay-Ducamp and Gilles Ringeisen are further key names in the practice.

With an impressive client list and vast sector expertise, Deprez Guignot Associés is a standout in the luxury goods space with a team whose work spans a vast array of luxury segments, from fashion and haute couture to jewellery, alcohol and watchmaking. Practice head Vincent Fauchoux represents French and international luxury groups, handling advisory, transactional and litigation matters. Annabelle Dalex is another key name.

The luxury goods team at Eversheds Sutherland has a well-rounded and highly capable offering able to assist all manner of luxury clients in across sectors, including fashion, jewellery and automotives. The team has strong expertise in handling data-related matters, guiding strategic acquisitions, and managing regulatory compliance. Global practice head Gaëtan Cordier brings expertise in IP, IT, privacy as well as litigation-related matters. Caroline Lyannaz joined the firm in May 2025 from White & Case LLP.

Gide Loyrette Nouel A.A.R.P.I. has a cross-practice team with outstanding expertise in the luxury goods industry, with clients ranging from high-end fashion, jewellery, and cosmetics to beverages and hospitality. The team is particularly experienced in employment-related issues. Key names within the group include Franck Audran, Raphaëlle Dequiré-Portier, Thierry Dor, Julien Guinot-Deléry  and Emmanuel Larere.

Drawing on substantial resources across Paris, two other French offices and London, Joffe & Associés fields a market-leading luxury goods practice with a longstanding reputation among top-tier brands. The team advises fashion, fragrance, cosmetics, beverages and hospitality groups on the full lifecycle of commercial activity, from strategic transactions to high-stakes disputes. Thomas Lepeytre is particularly noted for his mastery of distribution structures, joint ventures and complex contractual arrangements, while Véronique Dahan leads on IP and digital matters, both contentious and non-contentious. Alvyn Gobardhan rounds out the trio at the helm of the practice.

August Debouzy is recognised for its full-service offering to leading international luxury groups, combining expertise across areas such as IP, IT,  competition, employment, and tax law. The team regularly supports clients in the fashion, automotive, cosmetics, hospitality, jewellery and drinks industries, drawing on a strong multidisciplinary bench to handle complex, cross-border mandates. Mahasti Razavi is a key figure in IT and digital matters, while Florence Chafiol is noted for her command of data protection, compliance and contentious data issues. Alexandra Berg-Moussa stands out for steering large-scale digital and supply-chain transformations, as well as e-commerce and distribution projects.

Dentons’ Paris luxury practice advises clients across a wide range of luxury sectors and is regularly instructed on matters requiring input from multiple practice areas and jurisdictions. The team is headed by Sandra Hazan, whose expertise spans the digital economy, international tax and transfer pricing. Employment specialist Katell Déniel Allioux and seasoned IP litigator Loïc Lemercier are further key names to note.

FÉRAL has an established practice in the fashion and luxury sectors, advising on matters including intellectual property, information technology, commercial contracts, and litigation. The practice's clients stem from a number of industries including media, health, sports, and technology. Within the intellectual property space, Richard Willemant is a recognised figure, while Christiane Féral-Schuhl is another key practitioner at the firm.

Clara Steinitz is the key port of call for the boutique Taliens when it comes to the luxury industry. She specialises in IP litigation, licensing and transactional work, with the team frequently advising leading industry figures in parasitic behaviour disputes.