February 1, 2023
14 Pyramides Notaires has reaffirmed its commitment to growth with the promotion of two new partners: Louise Bonnet-Kinget and Jérémy de la Fouchardière. With outstanding careers both within and outside 14 Pyramides Notaires, the two new partners now embody the firm’s determination to continue its growth, drawing first and foremost on the wealth of talent within the firm.
By joining the firm’s 15 partners, these two property law experts further cement 14 Pyramides Notaires’ position as a key partner in the property sector’s core areas: institutional, finance, planning, property development and wealth management
Louis GOURRET, Chairman of 14 Pyramides Notaires, said: “In a challenging sectoral climate, we respond through the excellence and resilience of our in-house talent, which forms the foundation of our firm. These appointments illustrate 14 Pyramides Notaires’ commitment to always recognising merit, high standards and boldness as the keys to individual success and the driving force behind collective change. ”
Louise BONNET-KINGET:
Louise BONNET-KINGET joined the firm 14 Pyramides Notaires in 2022 after more than twelve years’ experience in property law, specialising in the commercial sector, including offices, retail, healthcare, logistics, traditional hotels and outdoor accommodation. With her meticulous approach, attention to detail and ability to listen, she works closely with institutional clients and investors to help them successfully navigate challenging legal environments.
Jérémy de LA FOUCHARDIERE:
Jérémy de LA FOUCHARDIERE is a notary specialising in property law. He has been with 14 Pyramides Notaires since 2016 and joined the firm in March 2019 to strengthen the Land and Public Law team. With enthusiasm, efficiency and ingenuity, he advises and supports national property professionals (property developers, urban planners and social housing providers). In this practice, he has particularly developed his ability to assist the Office’s clients with the analysis and audit of vacant or obsolete buildings intended for regeneration or conversion.
