Peter Langlais
Peter Langlais
Associate
Doctor in law - Lawyer
Peter is associate at Stream law firm. He works mainly in the fields of public economic law (public procurement and concessions) and maritime activities. Before becoming a lawyer, he was lecturer (« Maître de conférences ») in public law. He now still teaches public procurement law and EU institutional law at Université de Paris and at Sciences Po Paris.
Public economic law
Peter has developed an expertise (advice and litigation) in the field of public property and public procurement, particularly in relation to port and offshore activities, as well as maritime and river transport.
Fisheries
Peter regularly works with fishing companies and producer organisations. In this respect, he is called upon to deal with any question or dispute relating to licences, authorisations and fishing historic rights, administrative sanctions, relations with public authorities and professional organisations, maritime casualties and incidents and, more generally, with any question relating to EU maritime policies (fisheries, transport, security/safety).
Trade Law
Peter assists and represents the firm's clients in disputes relating to shipbuilding, collisions, loss of goods and other perils at sea.
2016: PhD in Public Law (University of Paris II Panthéon-Assas)
Master 2 European Union Law (University of Paris II Panthéon-Assas)
International and European Law (Universidad Carlos III Madrid)
Negotiations between an energy company and a local Chamber of Commerce and Industry in response to a call for projects for the deployment of an offshore wind farm;
Litigation (precontract referral proceedings) in relation to the conclusion of a large-scale public security and defence contract;
Support expertise on public law issues (domaniality and public procurement) for the transfer of a multimodal platform in a major international seaport;
Negotiations relating to public port domain occupation for reallocation of areas dedicated to customs controls (Brexit context);
Litigation for damages (material and personal injury) occurring during port handling operations (maritime and river transports).
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