Darrois Villey Maillot Brochier names a new partner and a new counsel in its antitrust team

Paris, 19 March 2021

Darrois Villey Maillot Brochier partners have decided to name Guillaume Aubron as a new partner and Constance Bocket as a new counsel.

Guillaume Aubron and Constance Bocket specialize in European and French competition law. They work on all aspects of competition law (mergers, cartels, abuses of dominant position and state aid) as well as on regulatory law cases. Their practice involves both advice and representation before French and European competition and regulatory authorities and courts.

Guillaume Aubron, 35 years old, has spent his entire career at the firm which he joined in 2011 and became counsel in 2020. He graduated from Sciences Po, Assas and Paris Dauphine.

Constance Bocket, 34 years old, has also spent her entire career at the firm which she joined in 2012. She graduated from the College of Europe, Sciences Po and the Strasbourg University.

Martin Lebeuf and François Kopf, co-managing partners, stated: “Guillaume and Constance have been key members of our competition team for several years. Their appointment confirms our ability to promote our talents. It is an important step for our firm and for the development of the competition practice that Didier Théophile has brought to the top of the Paris market.”