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A lawyer practicing in the fields of business law, criminal law and sports law, Paul Latouche has quickly and patiently built a solid reputation. Passionate about his profession, he represents his clients in France and internationally and embodies the very essence of the modern lawyer.

A 56-year-old man was found tied up in the boot of a car in the parking lot of a supermarket in the Sarthe region on the night of Wednesday January 1st to Thursday January 2nd. The day before, individuals had carried out a home-jacking at his home in the Ain region.

Audrey Mondjehi, 43, found guilty of terrorism-related charges relating to 2018 attack that killed five

Strasbourg Christmas market bombing trial opens on Thursday

Maria, who saw two of her friends die in front of her on the Christmas market in 2018, will attend the hearing opening in Paris this Thursday. Four men are accused of having contributed to the attack that killed five people. The terrorist was shot dead by police.

One accused of terrorism and three of helping Chérif Chekatt procure weapons for deadly assault at Christmas market

In the "90 Minutes Info", the lawyer Paul Latouche looks back at the incidents that took place during the OL-OM match. He compares cel with the situation in England, where “when someone commits an act of violence in a soccer stadium, the penalties are extremely exemplary. I even remember some supporters who were not banned for life”, he asserted.

A complaint against X for involuntary manslaughter has been filed in Dax (Landes) by the relatives of a septuagenarian who died of cardiorespiratory arrest 12 days after an injection of Pfizer vaccine, the family's lawyer and the public prosecutor's office reported on Tuesday.

Jean-Philippe Mateta (ex-Châteauroux, Lyon and Le Havre) was once rumored to be interested in a move to OM, but ended up joining Crystal Palace this winter. The 23-year-old centre-forward intends to take advantage of his move to the Premier League to showcase his talent to the rest of Europe. Interview with a man who will do anything to reach the French national team: including taking up chess.

Ismail Essiari's family, left in the dark following his death on May 12, are beginning to put the pieces of the puzzle together. Much of the young man's sad story is now known.

The Moroccan student’s body is still in France, according to the family’s lawyer.

A Moroccan student at Orléans University died last May. His family only learned of the tragedy on August 9.

Four municipal police officers shot a dog that had bitten their colleague during an intervention. The animal's owner insists that the dog was no longer a danger when the officers fired.

A municipal policeman, bitten by a dog, sues the owner, who in turn files a complaint for “deliberate killing of a domestic animal”.

After requesting a retrial, Dan Lampel was sentenced to 8 years in prison for the murder of Saïd Bourarach in March 2010. One year less than the sentence handed down in March 2015.