Global law Firm White & Case LLP has expanded its Global Mergers & Acquisitions Practice, Global Financial Institutions Industry Group and Global Energy Industry Group with the addition of Hervé Pisani as a partner in Paris.
"We continue to prioritize the growth of our leading global public M&A and corporate practices," said White & Case Chair Heather McDevitt. "Hervé is a true market leader and his dealmaking expertise will strengthen our offering in France and Europe."
Recognized as a leading corporate lawyer in France, Hervé advises clients on strategic, cross-border transactions. As an avocat à la cour and corporate lawyer, he has extensive experience advising listed and non-listed companies on public mergers and acquisitions, governance issues and related contentious matters. He joins White & Case from Freshfields, where he was partner and previously led the corporate practice in France, and brings more than 35 years of experience.
White & Case Office Executive Partner in Paris, Severin Robillard, said: "Hervé's arrival will further solidify our position in the French and European markets. As one of the leading public M&A lawyers in France, his experience will be instrumental in further developing our global public company practice and allow us to continue supporting clients on complex, high profile corporate transactions."
Hervé is the 29th lateral partner to join White & Case's corporate team since the beginning of 2025, which has continued to expand globally with high-profile additions, including partners Richard Brand in New York, Richard Browne, Helen Croke, Henry Birch, Arun Birla and Jiten Tank in London, Cyril Valentin, Antoine Mercier, Sarah Fleury and Romain Guénin in Paris, Alberto Sepulveda in Mexico City and Aaron Kenavan and Jamie Palmer in Sydney. Other notable recent partner additions to the Firm include Elizabeth Holland, Jonathan Polkes and Stacy Nettleton in New York, Nicholas Mitrokostas in Boston and David Stone, Adrian Dykes and Karla Hughes in London.
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