Nicolas PAGANELLI, your expert in International Criminal Law in Paris

Renowned Expertise in International Criminal Law

In today’s globalized world, criminal offenses often cross borders. From international corruption to cross-border money laundering, businesses and individuals involved in complex cases require top-tier legal defense. Maître Nicolas PAGANELLI, a criminal defense lawyer in Paris, is highly regarded for his expertise in international criminal law and his ability to handle cases involving multiple jurisdictions.


Key Areas of Intervention

1. International Corruption and Fraud
Me PAGANELLI assists clients in cases of active or passive corruption involving economic and political actors on a global scale. He is well-versed in international agreements such as the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention and European regulations aimed at combating illicit practices.
2. Cross-Border Money Laundering
Money laundering is often tied to international criminal activities. Me PAGANELLI collaborates with financial experts to analyze cash flows and identify weaknesses in the charges brought against his clients.
3. Extradition and International Arrest Warrants
In the face of an extradition request or a European arrest warrant, having a strategic defense is critical. Me PAGANELLI challenges the legality of such procedures and ensures the protection of his clients’ fundamental rights.


Strategic and Personalized Defense

Whether dealing with cases of international influence peddling, tax fraud, or transnational cybercrime, Me PAGANELLI provides tailored legal strategies for each case. His approach includes:

  • In-depth analysis of international laws;
  • Collaboration with foreign lawyers and technical experts;
  • Powerful advocacy strategies before national and international courts.


Why Hire a Specialist in International Criminal Law?

International criminal cases require agility and specific expertise. By entrusting your defense to Me Nicolas PAGANELLI, you will receive bespoke legal support and a thorough understanding of cross-border issues.

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