News
16 April 2019

Julie Zorrilla promoted Counsel

NAVACELLE promotes Julie Zorrilla to Counsel.

Julie Zorrilla works on complex cross-border financial and criminal matters, including asset recovery, embargo and index manipulation (LIBOR and SSA), involving top executives of global foreign and French financial institutions. Julie handles large-scale corruption and compliance matters advising on both legal and crisis management for corporations with global operations. She also participates in determining the strategy for and the implementation of internal investigations. Julie previously worked in the Legal Affairs Department of the Ministry of the Economy and Finance in 2012 and as a trainee Auditor at the Paris Court of Appeal in 2011. Julie graduated at Paris X University and at the Institute of Criminal Sciences at Panthéon-Assas University Paris II (2010).

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