PRESS RELEASE – DELSOL Avocats advises AGORiA Santé on obtaining the CNIL’s 1st authorization to combine biology and SNDS data
DELSOL Avocats has advised the AGORiA Santé consortium, in partnership with BIOGROUP, on obtaining the CNIL’s (French data protection authoritys) first authorization to combine biology and SNDS (French national health data system) data in a health data warehouse. Created in 2021, the AGORIA Santé consortium comprises AstraZeneca France, Takeda France, Impact Healthcare and Docaposte, its […]
Publication of the code of practice for general purpose AI models
On 10 July 2025, the code of practice (“Code”) for general purpose artificial intelligence models (“GPAI models”) was published. Provided for in Article 56 of Regulation 2024/1689 on Artificial Intelligence (“AI Act”), the Code forms part of the regulation’s phased implementation and is intended to help GPAI model providers comply with their obligations, in particular those set out in […]
Launch of the PANAME project to help stakeholders analyse the confidentiality of their AI model(s)
On June 26th, 2025, the French Data Protection Authority (CNIL) announced the launch of the Privacy Auditing of AI Models (PANAME) project — which it will lead and legally frame — with the goal of developing a tool that can test the confidentiality of artificial intelligence models (“AI Model(s)”). This initiative comes against the backdrop of EU […]
PRESS RELEASE – DELSOL Avocats advised Aubay on the acquisition of Solutec
DELSOL Avocats has advised Aubay, a digital services company working with major players in the banking, finance, insurance, industry, energy, transport and telecoms sectors, on its acquisition of Solutec. The transaction, announced on 27 May, has been finalised following the lifting of all conditions precedent, in particular the obtaining of authorisation from the French Competition […]
New European Union Directive on Pay Transparency
On 10 May 2023, the European Union took a major step forward in tackling gender pay inequalities with the adoption of Directive (EU) 2023/970. France must transpose the Directive into national law by 7 June 2026. A draft bill is expected around September 2025, with adoption likely by end of the year. The Directive introduces […]
Publication of the national strategy for artificial intelligence and healthcare data
On July 1st 2025, the Minister for Health and Access to Care, Yannick Neuder, presented the national strategy for artificial intelligence (AI) and healthcare data ] (“Strategy“) at an exceptional Strategic Committee meeting. Set up to take advantage of the development of AI in the healthcare field (e.g., improving the quality of care, optimizing patient […]
17/07/25 – WEBINAR – The big tax reform of 2025: what do we know today
Marc QUAGHEBEUR will be hosting a webinar entitled “The big tax reform of 2025: what do we know today”, on Thursday 17 July 2025 from 1.00 pm to 2.00 pm. The Belgian government announced a big tax reform, that would reduce the tax burden on work, and has finally agreed the outlines of the capital […]
PRESS RELEASE – DELSOL Avocats advised BMG Group on its merger with FSDV and its initial public offering
DELSOL Avocats advised BMG Group, which specialises in commercial property, on its merger with FAÏENCERIES DE SARREGUEMINES, DIGOIN & VITRY-LE-FRANCOIS, resulting in the emergence of a French group listed on Euronext Paris in the property sector, called FSDV. Managed by Louis and Nicolas Ramé, the BMG family group has floated on the stock market through […]
PRESS RELEASE – DELSOL Avocats announces the appointment of six new Counsels
DELSOL Avocats is pleased to announce the appointment of six associates as Counsel: Eleonora Bufalini (Real Estate – Construction), Maïlys de Meyer (Wealth law & taxation and Corporate Taxation), Marie d’Ozouville (Non-Profit Organizations – Social and solidarity-based Entrepreneurship), Jennifer Pereira-Chevallier (Public Law), Gabriela Pintilescu (Distressed companies – Restructuring) and Mélodie Seror (Employment Law – Social […]
Legislators ignore the constitution at their own risk
1. The Fairness Tax The Fairness Tax was a tax of 5.15% due by large companies that distributed profits that had not been subject to the standard rate of corporate income tax due to the notional interest deduction and/or losses carried forward by the company. Despite numerous reservations expressed at the time by the legislation […]