Rémi Ducloyer co-founded Bréon Ducloyer Avocats in 2022. He specializes in public law: regulation, public contracts and administrative litigation. His interest goes to public service, administrative issues and infrastructures. He has developed his expertise and practice in internationally renowned law firms (Gide Loyrette Nouel / 2011-2012, Jones Day / 2012-2019) and served as Counsel (Baker McKenzie / 2019-2022). After 10 years spent in leading public law teams and convinced of the need to offer local authorities and operators an independent service based on excellence and cooperation, he created Bréon Ducloyer Avocats with Julie de Bréon. Rémy Ducloyer aslo teaches public law at the School of Public Affairs of Sciences Po (Paris).
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A recent ruling by the Paris Administrative Court of Appeal gives us the opportunity to come back to the litigation concerning the "Linky" metering devices. Although the deployment of these meters has been going on for several years, municipal authorities are still tempted to limit it under (...)
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On 28 January 2021, the Conseil d’Etat once again ruled on the issues raised by the legal framework applicable to airport charges, on the occasion of various appeals for excess of power lodged against Decree No. 2019-1016 of 3 October 2019 "relating to airport charges and amending the Civil (...)
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Although the sectional judgment commented on here does not directly concern the activity of the regulatory authorities, it demonstrates that the stakes involved in climate change and, more broadly, in climate litigation, are likely to affect the activity of all public authorities, particularly (...)
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While the question of the compatibility with European Union law of the exclusive rights granted to Enedis on the continental metropolitan territory has given rise to numerous doctrinal debates and various disputes, the Conseil d’État has never before taken a position on this issue, which is (...)
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On 20 March 2020, the Litigation Assembly of the Council of State issued a noteworthy decision on the regulation of financial markets, the solution of which is likely to be of interest to sectors other than the one that gave rise to the case in question. The High Court was called upon to (...)
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On December 31, 2019, the Conseil d’État ruled on the issues raised by a dispute between the operator of the Nice-Côte d’Azur and Cannes-Mandelieu aerodromes, certain user airlines and their representatives, the State and the regulator over airport charges. It was called upon to rule on (...)
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Two decisions handed down on November 13, 2019 by the Conseil d’État in disputes between C8, formerly Direct 8 then D8, and the Conseil supérieur de l’audiovisuel (CSA) illustrate the legal consequences, in terms of the liability of regulatory authorities, of the legislative qualification of (...)
