Legal 500 Recognizes Foley Hoag in EMEA 2026 Guide
April 02, 2026
Foley Hoag has been recognized in the Dispute Resolution: Commercial Litigation category in France in the 2026 edition of Legal 500 Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). This is the second year in a row the firm has been recognized as one of the “Firms to Watch” in this category. Led by Partner Philippe Rousseau with key support from Counsel Anne-Fleur Dory, Foley Hoag’s Business Disputes practice in France assists clients with all aspects of commercial litigation, including contract negotiation; dispute resolution advice and solutions, which includes assisting companies in all matters including handling liability guarantees, shareholder disputes and pricing disputes; and cases involving directors' and officers' liability.
“We thank our clients for their continued trust and recommendations,” said Rousseau.
Through research, client feedback and interviews with leading private practice lawyers, the Legal 500 EMEA 2026 assesses the capabilities and strengths of law firms in over 100 jurisdictions and highlights practice area teams that provide the most cutting edge and innovative advice to corporate counsel.
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