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SOLIMAN AVOCATS Advisory & Litigation

Employment Law · Business Law · Criminal Law · Family Law · Real Estate Law. A practice built on rigour, confidentiality and total commitment to each client.

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2014
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Practice Areas
Employment Law Dismissal Agreed Termination Business Law Commercial Leases Company Formation Criminal Law Criminal Defence Family Law Divorce Real Estate Law Real Estate Agent Employment Law Dismissal Agreed Termination Business Law Commercial Leases Company Formation Criminal Law Criminal Defence Family Law Divorce Real Estate Law Real Estate Agent
Expertise

Practice
Areas

Maître Soliman practises in the most demanding areas of private law. Every case receives precise analysis, a clear strategy, and an unwavering commitment to defending your interests.

01

Employment
Law

Individual and collective employment relations. Counsel and representation before the Employment Tribunal (Conseil de prud'hommes — French Labour Court).

Dismissal Agreed Termination Harassment Discrimination Labour Court
02

Business
Law

Assisting businesses in their commercial relationships, disputes and growth operations.

Commercial Disputes Commercial Leases Company Formation
03

Criminal
Law

Defence of accused persons and assistance to victims at every stage of criminal proceedings.

Criminal Defence Victims White-collar Crime
04

Family
Law

Discreet and humane guidance through complex family situations.

Divorce Parental Authority Child Support
05

Real Estate
Law

Real estate transactions with all the guarantees of a lawyer-agent status.

Buy & Sell Leases Notarial Deeds
Arc de Triomphe — Paris 16
The Firm

A firm built
on trust

Cabinet SOLIMAN is a Paris law firm based at 50 Avenue Foch, in the heart of the 16th arrondissement. Deeply experienced in litigation, Maître Soliman brings clients the expertise and responsiveness essential to defending their interests.

Whether you are an individual facing a crisis or a business engaged in complex litigation, you benefit from attentive listening, certified expertise and complete confidentiality.

I
Listening & Personalisation
Every case is handled with the utmost attention. Your situation is unique.
II
Academic Excellence
Legal training at the French Supreme Court (Cour de cassation) and the Paris Bar School of Law (EFB).
III
Absolute confidentiality
Attorney-client privilege is an absolute professional obligation, without exception.
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Cour de cassation
recent rulings

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Cour de cassation 18 March 2026 — dismissal for breathalyser refusal
Employment LawCass. soc. 18 March 2026

Dismissal for refusing a breathalyser: the Supreme Court redraws the limits of the employer

Internal rules, safety-sensitive position, right to contest: three cumulative conditions for the dismissal to hold. (Commentary in French)

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Cass. 3e civ. 29 Jan. 2026 — commercial lease undetailed charges
Real Estate LawCass. 3e civ. 29 Jan. 2026

Commercial lease: undetailed charges are unenforceable against the tenant

Article L.145-40-2 of the French Commercial Code — introduced by the Pinel Act — imposes a precise and exhaustive inventory. Failing that, no charge is due. (Commentary in French)

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Cass. 1re civ. 20 May 2026 — child support family judge duty
Family LawCass. 1re civ. 20 May 2026

Child support: the family judge must fix the amount of its own motion

A published ruling: seised of a request relating to a child's maintenance, the judge cannot rely on the absence of a quantified request. (Commentary in French)

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Cass. crim. 14 April 2026 — nullity delayed access to lawyer
Criminal LawCass. crim. 14 April 2026

Police custody: nullity raised of its own motion sanctions delayed access to counsel

Article 63-3-1 of the Code of Criminal Procedure admits no unjustified delay. Nullity applies even without proven prejudice. (Commentary in French)

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Cass. 3e civ. 26 March 2026 — hidden defects professional seller
Real Estate LawCass. 3e civ. 26 March 2026

Hidden defects: the professional seller is irrebuttably presumed liable

Under article 1641 of the French Civil Code, the buyer does not need to prove the professional seller's bad faith to obtain the warranty and damages. (Commentary in French)

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Cass. 3e civ. 4 June 2026 — unfit housing landlord rent refund
Real Estate LawCass. 3e civ. 4 June 2026

Unfit housing: the landlord must reimburse rent collected, even with a signed inspection report

The obligation to deliver decent housing (article 6 of the Act of 6 July 1989) is not neutralised by an inventory of fixtures. Rent must be refunded. (Commentary in French)

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Maître Ahmed Soliman, Lawyer at the Paris Bar
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Maître Ahmed
Soliman

Lawyer at the Paris Bar
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Maître Soliman advises, assists and defends clients on all matters relating to Employment Law, Business Law, Criminal Law, Family Law and Real Estate Law. Thoroughly versed in litigation practice, he brings precise analysis, a tailored strategy and unwavering commitment to every case.

Employment Tribunal Litigation Business Law Commercial Litigation Criminal Law Family Law Real Estate Agent
Career & Training
2014
Called to the Bar — Paris Bar, 30 January 2014
2013
Legal Drafter — SDER (Documentation, Studies and Reports Department), Social Chamber of the French Supreme Court (Cour de cassation)
2012
Legal Drafter — First Presidency of the French Supreme Court (Cour de cassation)
2012–13
Paris Bar School of Law (EFB)
2010–12
Masters 1 & 2 Litigation — Private Law
FAQ

Questions
fréquentes

Answers to the most common questions. For any specific request, contact the firm directly.

Get in touch
How can I contact Maître Soliman?+

By phone at 01 75 34 94 14, by email at as@soliman-avocats.fr or via the contact form. The firm responds promptly to all consultation requests.

Where is Cabinet Soliman located?+

The firm is located at 50 Avenue Foch, 75116 Paris.

What are the firm's fees?+

Fees are determined in agreement with the client during an initial meeting, based on the nature and complexity of the case. Full transparency is guaranteed from the very first exchange.

Does the firm work with both businesses and individuals?+

Yes, Cabinet Soliman serves both businesses — particularly in commercial matters and employment law — and individuals, in employment law, family law and criminal law. Every case, regardless of the client's status, receives the same rigour and commitment.

Can Maître Soliman practise throughout France?+

Yes. Maître Soliman can appear before all French courts, throughout the national territory. No geographical limitation restricts his capacity to represent and defend his clients.

Contact

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touch

Cabinet Soliman is at your disposal for any legal advice. Contact us for a confidential initial consultation at 50 Avenue Foch, Paris 75116.

Address
50, Avenue Foch
75116 Paris, France
Direct line
Fax
01 76 24 98 90
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Contact Details

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Your data is retained for a period of 3 years from the last contact.

You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the CNIL (www.cnil.fr).

You may exercise your rights by writing to:
Maître Ahmed SOLIMAN – 50, Avenue Foch – 75116 PARIS – France
Phone: 06 20 23 68 60 · Email: as@soliman-avocats.fr

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