Paul-Albert Iweins

Paul-Albert is our Senior Partner in France. He specialises in civil and penal law with a focus on financial litigation. Paul-Albert is a former President of both the National Bar Council and the Paris Bar.

His clients include banks, bailiffs, public institutions, shareholders, management teams and political figures.

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Karriere

Since 2008	Senior Partner, Taylor Wessing
2006 - 2009	Chairman, National Bar Council
2004 - 2008	Partner, Taylor Wessing

2002 - 2003	Paris Bar, President
1976 - 2004	Partner, Inbona Iweins Charpentier Oltramare

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Ausbildung

1976	Admitted to the Bar, Paris
1974	Master degree Private Law, University Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas

Mitgliedschaften

Winner of the "Concours de la Confėrence du Stage", a French State competition open to members of the Bar
Council of the Paris Bar
Paris Bar, President 2002 - 2003
National Bar Council, President 2006 - 2009
Legion of Honour and National Order of the Merit, Officer

Fremdsprachen

English

Expertise

Branchen Business & Professional Services Financial Institutions & Insurance Versicherungen

Experience

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Awards

Chambers Europe 2020	Leading individual - TMT: Media - France: Paul-Albert Iweins is well regarded for his expertise in high-profile criminal cases. He has notable experience in assisting financial institutions and private individuals with fraud, breach of trust and embezzlement matters.
Legal 500 Europe, Middle East and Africa 2019	Recommended lawyer - Dispute resolution: White-collar crime (France): Practice head and former president of the National Bar Council Paul-Albert Iweins has extensive experience, and is regularly appointed by other lawyers to defend them in criminal cases; Iweins is notably acting for lawyer Thierry Herzog in highly sensitive criminal investigations linked to his defence of former President Nicolas Sarkozy.
Legal 500 Europe, Middle East and Africa 2019	Recommended lawyer - Compliance (France): Paul-Albert Iweins is recognised by the UN as an independent expert for compliance monitoring.