Teaching+

As a professor in Business Taxation, I view my role as both a trainer and an arbitrator. I guide students in mastering legal reasoning, adapting to evolving business environments, and becoming thoughtful, proactive legal professionals.

I foster:

Experiential learning: using real-world case studies to connect law to practice.
Critical thinking: emphasizing research, interpretation of legislation, and strategic application.
Inclusive dialogue: ensuring every voice is heard and respected in classroom discussions.
Confidence-building: offering feedback, prep materials, and tools for lifelong learning.

I follow the SPICES model to adapt to diverse learning styles—using a mix of visual, audio, and group methods to engage students.

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Courses Taught

French Corporate Law &French Business Law
Financial transactions and Taxes
Intellectual Property and Taxes
Introduction to private law& French legal methods, research and writing
Transfer Pricing & Corporate tax
Tax transparency and exchange of information
EU & International taxation & EU Competition Law, Mergers& Acquisitions
EU institutional & European Administrative law
International economic law &EU and OECD Current Developments

Master Theses Supervised

FDI & tax incentives
Substance: ATAD1 &ATAD 3 and 4
Case Study on digital commerce: VAT, Corporate, TP aspects
Crypto & Taxes
DAC6 & attorney’s privilege