Experience
Over ten years in business law, from everyday advice to significant transactions.

About
Direct access to your lawyer, an understanding of different cultural environments and legal support suited to the realities of your projects.

Biography
Barış Tarim is a lawyer admitted to the Caen Bar in France. His practice focuses on business law, with corporate law at its core. He holds the certificate of specialisation in corporate law awarded by the French National Bar Council (Conseil national des barreaux).
He holds a Master 2 in Business Law and the DJCE — Diplôme de juriste conseil d’entreprise, a French postgraduate diploma in business legal advice. For over ten years, he has advised and represented businesses, executives, shareholders and individuals, both in advisory matters and litigation.
Following professional experience in Paris and then Nantes, he now practises in Caen. His Normandy base supports a practice that serves clients throughout France and abroad, through remote advice and regular travel within western France and the Paris region.
Having lived for several years in the United States, Turkey and France, Barış Tarim is fluent in French, English and Turkish. He can explain French law in his clients’ language and help them navigate procedures that may appear complex to non-French speakers.
Over ten years in business law, from everyday advice to significant transactions.
Direct assistance in French, English or Turkish, without a language intermediary.
An office in Caen, with travel available within western France and the Paris region.
In-person and video consultations for clients wherever they are based.
The practice’s approach
Legal advice is valuable when it helps you make decisions. The practice explains the issues in clear language, distinguishes theoretical risks from practical concerns and proposes solutions consistent with the client’s objectives.
Barış Tarim handles each matter personally. This allows direct follow-up, a detailed understanding of the context and continuity from the first consultation through to completion of the transaction or resolution of the dispute.
The scope of the engagement and the fees are agreed before work begins. Communications and information entrusted to the practice are protected by the lawyer’s duty of professional confidentiality.
Discuss your situation
An initial consultation helps clarify your needs and the next steps. You can also request guidance in English on other areas of French law.