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Amidst a sudden increase in paid-for posts that went viral for dubious products and services, France has taken a significant step toward the regulation of influencer communication.

On 13 June 2023, Jean-Pierre Hervé, the ENGIE Group Director of Mediation, submitted his 2022 activity report to Catherine MacGregor, Group CEO. This report,... | June 14, 2023

French MPs and senators overcame their disagreements on the bill aimed at regulating commercial influence and combating abuses on social media on Thursday (25 May), with the text heading to a final vote next week.

Lawmakers in the French National Assembly are seeking to effectively ban social media crypto promotions, but a key senate committee appears to favor lighter restrictions.

In an ever shifting French regulatory landscape in relation to online practices, especially for online platforms, influencer practices have currently become the focus of the French...

Consumers have become much more aware of the environmental impact of the goods and services offered to them. In response, all sectors are increasingly incorporating environment-related...

Welcome to the first edition of the Litigation Gazette. Each quarter, BCLP's Paris team keep you informed of the main litigation news in competition law, commercial litigation, labor...

‘Rising costs’ blamed for increased telephone contracts to be introduced in next few weeks

The exact amount depends on your operator and your plan. The rises mean you can cancel your plan if you so wish without a fee

France has prohibited use of names directly, indirectly referring to meat on processed meat-like products containing plant protein, with few exceptions. Decree will cover only processed food products manufactured in France. Products from another EU Member State are exempted.