Guillaume Noël
Lawyer - Paris Bar
Guillaume is a lawyer in the Real Estate & Urban Planning department, part of Bertrand Thouny’s team.
Guillaume specializes in urban planning and development law, as well as public real estate law (public and private property, pre-emption, expropriation, local government law, complex contractual arrangements, and public contracts).
With a comprehensive approach to both public and private real estate law and a strong professional network in the sector, Guillaume thoroughly analyzes cases to provide optimal legal solutions and ensure the success of his clients’ real estate projects.
He has been recognized by Décideurs magazine for his:
- “Recognized practice” in “Urban Planning and Development” and “Public Property”;
- “High profile” in “Land Acquisition.”
Experience
Guillaume has been a lawyer at the Paris Bar since 2001. He began his career at the law firm Claisse & Associés and also worked at the law firm Gide.
Practice areas
- Urban Planning and Development Law
- Public Real Estate Law
- Litigation of Urban Planning Permits
- Advisory on Complex Real Estate Structures
Education & languages
- DESS in Public Real Estate Law
- DEA in Public Law, Paris II Panthéon-Assas
Languages: French / English
Publications
- “Legal Services: The Judge Sanctions the Use of the Global Contract,” Achat Public, March 1, 2014
- “The Failure of the Project Manager in a Public Works Contract,” Marchés Publics, Editions du Moniteur, No. 127 – December 1, 2012
- “Poorly Positioned Public Works Can Be Destroyed,” JCP Ed. G., II, 10118, No. 28
- “What Content for Public Procurement Notices in the Case of Community Threshold Markets,” Marchés Publics, No. 29
- “The Ecological Criterion in Public Contracts: Commentary on the Concordia Judgment,” JCP Ed. G., II, 10003, No. 1
