Our law firm is located in Brest, (Brittany – France). The firm's lawyers represent and defend clients before all French civil, administrative and criminal courts as well as in French overseas departments and territories. 

Please do not hesitate to reach out to us to discuss legal issues specific to your location and needs.

Our firm mainly handles environmental and criminal cases for our clients (individuals, associations, NGOs, companies, local authorities, etc.). 

To find out whether we can assist you with a particular legal issue, please do not hesitate to contact us.

The firm's fees are set by a mutual agreement between the lawyer and the client. The amount depends on the nature, the difficulty of the case, the legal issues at stake, the extent of the lawyer's expertise, the amount of time that will be spent working on the case, the importance of the interests at stake and the specific legal situation of the client. 

During an initial discussion with the firm's lawyers, the methods for determining the fees will be clearly discussed and agreed with you before any work is carried out by the lawyer. 

The agreement on fees will then be formalized in a retainer agreement signed by the client and the firm which will specify the amount of the fees and the foreseeable diligence as well as the various additional expenses that may be incurred as a result of the work on the case. 

To book an initial appointment, you can contact us using the form in the “Contact” section of our website. You can also contact us by e-mail at “contact@lapierrelimavocats.fr” or by mail at “LAPIERRE & LIM AVOCATS - 16 rue Colbert 29200 Brest”.

When you come for your consultation, please bring documents that will make it easier to understand your legal situation. The list of documents may vary depending on the specifics of your case. 

Generally, you will be required to bring any documents relating to your personal situation, such as a copy of your ID card or passport, justification and proof of residence documents, income tax form, the company’s certificate of incorporation, and any document relevant to your legal situation (procedural elements, judgments etc.).