Listen
Your priorities, constraints and objectives.
ARION
Law firm · Advice and dispute resolution
THE FIRM
We listen before we argue. We turn the law into clear decisions. And we stay by your side, from Lyon to Montréal, until the matter is behind you.
In figures
clients advised
projects advised
contracts reviewed
dispute matters
networks advised
transactions advised
The founder
Founding partner
Good advice is advice you understand at the moment you have to decide.
Almost fifteen years practising franchise and commercial contract law. Trained at the Lyon 3 DJCE, she worked at Fidal and LexCase and became a partner at Beside Avocats before founding Arion. She advises and defends franchisors and franchisees in France and Québec.
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Podcasts, talks and trade press: Élodie shares her experience of franchise law.
Our method
Your priorities, constraints and objectives.
Examine the facts and the legal context.
Clear options, so you can make an informed choice.
Negotiate, secure or defend your interests.
05 practice areas
Our signature. From pre-contractual disclosure to leaving the network, we support franchisors and franchisees at every stage.
Company formation, contracts, distribution and network development.
Unpaid invoices, contracts and deteriorating commercial relationships.
Employment contracts, team organisation and workplace relationships.
Personal data, digital tools and service providers.
OUR LOCATIONS
Every business has its constraints. Every matter has its context.
A firm you can reach in both time zones: as Lyon ends its day, Montréal starts its own.
12, passage des Cordeliers 69002 Lyon, France
lyon@arion.example1250, avenue Exemple Montréal, QC H3B 0A0
montreal@arion.example24, rue des Archives 75004 Paris, France
paris@arion.exampleTHE TEAM
OUR INSIGHTS
Clear explanations of legal developments and their consequences for your business.
All insightsA recent French ruling explains how contractual notice and the regulated standard contract interact.
The French data protection authority explains the issues raised by personal data contained in electronic invoices.
An agreement announced by Canada’s Competition Bureau on 15 October 2026 addresses access to property data in Québec.