Since June 1994:  Member of the Paris Bar, associate in the Paris office of White & Case.

As a French public law attorney, Jean-François Le Corre participated in several privatization operations decided upon by the French government pursuant to the program implemented in July 1993.

Since several years, Jean-François Le Corre is more specifically involved in project financing and related banking and security issues. He also works on sovereign debt restructuring.

Moreover, Jean-François Le Corre is regularly involved in all public law issues, and particularly in questions of public-private partnerships, public service delegation, public procurement contracts, and environmental law.

He also works on questions of telecommunications law and the regulatory aspects of different economic sectors.

Upon request, he assists various clients before administrative, civil, and commercial courts.

Before joining White & Case, Jean-François Le Corre was an associate attorney with a law firm benefiting from exclusive representation before the French High Courts (avocats au Conseil d'État et à la Cour de Cassation).

In this capacity, Jean-François Le Corre drafted numerous memoranda before the Conseil d'État and all the administrative courts, as well as numerous legal opinions on public law issues (under both constitutional and administrative law).

From 1992 to 1994, Jean-François Le Corre was in-house attorney for a holding company providing "assistance" to a major insurance group.

In this capacity, Jean-François Le Corre supervised the legal audit of 80 subsidiaries in France and abroad, participated in restructuring operations in France and abroad (sale of companies, sale of assets, liquidation of companies…) and coordinated numerous litigations in France and in the United States.