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Anne BOLLAND-BLANCHARD

Partner at Adverit Lyon

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Anne Bolland-Blanchard is a partner specializing in commercial leases and litigation, arbitration and mediation. She advises landlords and tenants throughout the life of commercial leases. She regularly publishes on commercial lease case law. She also represents clients in dispute resolution matters.

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