Pierre Calderan focuses on white-collar defence, complex domestic and transnational criminal litigation and the implementation of a compliance programs within companies. Pierre works on internal investigations related to corruption, both at the litigation and pre-litigation stages.
Prior to joining the firm, he practiced for a French niche firm specializing in criminal business law, for an international law firm based in Monaco and in the compliance department of a French asset management company.
- Representing a former senior executive of a French telecommunications company in criminal proceedings for harassment.
- Representing a French engineering group in criminal proceedings for corruption in South America.
- Representing the executive of a car manufacturer in criminal proceedings in France and Japan.
- Representing a car manufacturer in the DieselGate case.
- Representing the former head of a French industrial group specializing in naval defense construction in the so-called Karachi case.
- Paris Bar (2018)
- New York Bar (2017)
- Vermont Law School (LLM, 2016)
- CY Cergy Paris University (M2, 2015)
- Reims University (L3, 2014)
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Analysis

14 July 2022
Homologation of a guilty-plea procedure: no appeal is possible against a decision of denied in the absence of a misuse o...
The criminal division of the Court of Cassation has stated that a judge’s refusal to approve a second sentence proposed by the Public prosecutor does not constitute a g...
Analysis

14 July 2022
Transfer of criminal liability following a merger or acquisition
In a ruling of April 13, 2022, the Court clarified the nature of the control that must be performed by judges on prosecutions against absorbing companies after its histor...
Analysis

14 July 2022
Lobbying: Declaration obligations of interest representatives in France
Highlight on the disclosure obligations imposed on interest representatives in France, as provided for by Law 2013-907 of October 11, 2013, as amended by Law 2016-1691 of...
Analysis

14 July 2022
The cumulation of criminal and administrative sanctions in tax fraud
The judges of the Court of Cassation recently ruled on the cumulation of criminal and fiscal sanctions in tax fraud cases. This decision confirms the case law which permi...
Publication

19 April 2022
Corporate criminal liability under French law, a decade of dramatic change
Introduction of the french law in the journal of Japanese Institute of International Business Law about corporate criminal liability in France over a decade of dramatic c...
Event

20 January 2022
Corporate criminal & compliance liability in France
Stéphane de Navacelle and Pierre Calderan discuss about corporate criminal & compliance liability in France over a decade of dramatic change, for the Japanese Institute ...
Analysis

13 January 2022
CumEx files, from tax optimization to tax fraud?
A look back at the revelations of the "CumEx files" and key take aways on these practices of tax optimization by dividend arbitrage that may soon be qualified as tax frau...
Analysis

16 December 2021
Corruption: The White House strategy
On December 6th, the Biden-Harris administration unveiled its strategy to counter corruption, established as a core United States national security interest. On the agend...
Analysis

29 November 2021
The French Anti-corruption Agency’s practical guide to preventing conflicts of interests
On 18 November 2021, the French Anti-Corruption Agency (“AFA” or “the Agency”) published its definitive guidelines to preventing conflicts of interests. These gui...
Analysis

17 November 2021
Ericsson’s violation of the terms of its Deferred Prosecution Agreement concluded with the Department of Justice a...
On 22 October 2021, Ericsson indicated that it received correspondence from the US Department of Justice (DoJ) accusing the group, by failing to disclose certain document...