Aloïs Blin

+33 1 88 40 06 76 (direct: 80)

Member of the Paris Bar and partner at TALMA Dispute Resolution.

His practice focuses on white-collar crime and liability litigation. He also assists clients with internal investigations.

Aloïs Blin has developed a cutting-edge expertise in the following areas:

  • labor criminal law (manslaughter and unintentional injuries, safety and environmental offenses, harassment);
  • corruption and related offenses (influence peddling, illegal taking of interest, etc.);
  • financial criminal law (fraud, misuse of corporate assets, money laundering, tax fraud, customs offences, etc.);
  • criminal media law (defamation, unlawful advertising, etc.);
  • criminal public health matters (drugs, health products, regulated products, etc.).
  • contractual and extra-contractual liability (general regime, defective products, hidden defects, etc.).

He is regularly involved in complex litigation cases requiring the coordination of civil and commercial disputes in parallel with criminal proceedings.

Prior to founding TALMA Dispute Resolution in 2022, Aloïs Blin worked with leading lawyers at the Paris Bar, including Pierre-Olivier Sur, former Chairman of the Paris Bar Association (FTMS law firm).

He is a graduate of EDHEC Business School and Paris-Saclay University (Master 2 in Business Law). He is fluent in French and English.

Aloïs Blin has been distinguished in the rankings Legal500 and Best Lawyers in white-collar crime and business litigation.

His most recent cases in white-collar crime and internal investigations include:

  • counsel to an executive of a French food company in an internal investigation relating to alleged acts of complicity in war crimes and crimes against humanity in Central Africa;
  • co-counsel a well-known sports federation in a trial for corruption and related offences;
  • counsel to construction and logistics companies in criminal proceedings for manslaughters, unintentional injuries and safety violations;
  • counsel to a clinic director charged with harassment;
  • co-counsel to the French Drugs Safety Agency (ANSM) during the landmark Mediator trial (biggest pharma law case in France);
  • counsel to a company’s manager in a case of money laundering and VAT fraud at European level;
  • counsel to a manager of a German financial institution in the context of European seizures.