Quentin Leroux

BG2V lawyers have been trained in large international law firms and are active in the key areas of business law: Corporate / M & A, Litigation, Real Estate, Criminal Law, Tax Law, Labor Law, Intellectual Property / new technologies, Bankruptcy.

Combining an advisory role and litigation practice gives BG2V’s lawyers a multi-disciplinary perspective which is essential for effectively responding its clients’ needs and provide them with high quality, tailored-made services and a full-service offer. Requirement, Trust, Commitment and Agility Founded in 2010, BG2V today brings together about 50 lawyers who share common values. These values illustrate the common foundation that unites all of the firm's lawyers and ground the positioning and offering of BG2V.

Requirement The partners of the firm are all from major Parisian and international business law firms. Surrounded by their teams, they cultivate and share a culture of rigor and excellence in order to deliver to their clients personalized services, with the same degree of requirement, and a high level of legal technicality. Trust Internally, the trust and solidarity that unite the lawyers of the firm are essential to the development and expression of each person's skills. They are also the essential cement of the relationship that binds us to their customers.

Commitment Their commitment, their availability and their fighting spirit guarantee their customers the best defense of their interests. In consulting as in litigation and whatever their area of expertise, their interventions are based on a daily commitment, flawless, alongside their customers. Finally, the range of activities covered by BG2V allow them to assist their clients on all their legal issues.

Agility BG2V’s entrepreneurial model, the size of its structure, the personal involvement and the dynamism of each of its lawyers allow them to be responsive, creative and to offer their clients tailor-made services, adapted to their needs. The training received by some of the lawyers of the firm in major business schools (HEC, ESSEC) and their experience in renowned companies (IBM, Crédit Lyonnais, Groupe Casino, etc.) contribute to their dynamism and allow them to offer their customers pragmatic solutions adapted to their operational and strategic issues. The combined practice of consulting and litigation also gives them a transversal vision of their respective practices, which is crucial to providing an effective response to BG2V’s clients.

Expertise
Quentin specializes in transactions involving the acquisition and sale of real estate assets or predominantly real estate companies, joint ventures and development and financing transactions (borrower side). He also works in the field of asset management and frequently assists owners and users in their rental relationships.

He recently intervened 

• On behalf of Vailog (a subsidiary of Segro) as part of the drafting and negotiation of a lease in the future state of completion for a double-storey logistics warehouse (new generation platform of 50,000 m2 which will host IKEA France ) located on the Port of Gennevilliers,
• On behalf of Crédit Agricole Assurances (owner) and SCAPRIM (asset manager), as part of the Grand Hôtel-Dieu de Lyon operation, for the drafting and negotiation of leases covering all office space and shops (around 50 lots),
• On behalf of Sciences PO in connection with the acquisition of the Hôtel de l'Artillerie,
• On behalf of Bouygues Immobilier in the context of the buyout of 100% of the capital of an SAS whose purpose is to carry out a construction project (approximately 50,000 m2),
• On behalf of the CDC as part of the establishment of a partnership for the construction and operation of a mixed-use positive energy building,
• On behalf of Sciences Po as part of the project to acquire the Hôtel de l'Artillerie (Paris 6th district),
• On behalf of several institutional lessors, as part of the rental management of their real estate stock,
• In particular alongside Exane and Bpifrance in the context of the negotiation of their leasing of office premises in Paris and in the provinces.