Last updated: May 2026
This website, www.robinsonavocats.com, is published by:
Maria de las Mercedes Robinson, known as Mercedes Robinson
Solicitor at the Paris Bar – Doctor of Law
Robinson Avocats EI
11 boulevard de Sébastopol, CDAAP, 75001 Paris
Telephone: +33 (0)7 68 94 67 69
Email: contact@robinsonavocats.com
SIREN: 823 880 232
The publisher of the website www.robinsonavocats.com is Dr Mercedes Robinson (Ph. D.), a solicitor registered with the Paris Bar.
The website is hosted by:
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Any reproduction, representation, modification, publication or adaptation of all or part of these elements, regardless of the medium or method used, is strictly prohibited without the prior written authorisation of the publisher, and may result in legal action.
The trademarks and logos appearing on the website are registered trademarks. Any unauthorised reproduction constitutes an infringement punishable under Articles L. 335-2 et seq. of the Intellectual Property Code.
The information published on this website is of a general nature and does not in any way constitute personalised legal advice. Neither Dr Mercedes Robinson (Ph. D.) nor Robinson Avocats shall be held liable for it.
Dr Mercedes Robinson (Ph. D.) endeavours to ensure that the information published on this website is accurate and up to date, but cannot guarantee that it is complete, accurate or current at all times.
Consequently, the user acknowledges that they use this information at their own risk. For any specific legal queries, it is recommended that you consult a solicitor.
The website www.robinsonavocats.com may contain hyperlinks to third-party websites. These links are provided for information purposes only.
Dr Mercedes Robinson (Ph. D.) has no control over the content of these external websites and accepts no liability for the information, products or services offered on them.
The creation of hyperlinks to the website www.robinsonavocats.com is subject to the prior written authorisation of the publisher.
This website and its legal notices are governed by French law.
In the event of a dispute relating to the use of the website or the interpretation of these legal notices, and in the absence of an amicable resolution, the competent courts of Paris shall have exclusive jurisdiction to hear the matter.
As a solicitor registered with the Paris Bar, Dr Mercedes Robinson (Ph. D.) practises her profession in accordance with the ethical and professional rules applicable to her.
The professional rules governing the practice of the legal profession include, in particular:
These texts are available on the website of the National Bar Council (www.cnb.avocat.fr) and on that of the Paris Bar (www.avocatparis.org).
In accordance with the provisions of Article 27 of the Loi n° 71-1130 and the applicable professional rules, Dr Mercedes Robinson (Ph. D.) is covered by professional liability insurance.
This insurance covers the financial consequences of professional liability that may arise from acts performed in the course of her duties as a solicitor.
Information regarding this insurance may be provided upon request addressed to Robinson Avocats, 11 Boulevard de Sébastopol, CDAAP, 75001 Paris.
In accordance with Articles L. 616-1 and R. 616-1 of the Consumer Code, arising from ordonnance n° 2015-1033 of 20 August 2015 and décret n° 2015-1382 of 30 October 2015, Robinson Avocats offers its consumer clients the option of referring to a consumer mediator in the event of a dispute that cannot be resolved amicably.
The mediator responsible for the legal profession is the National Consumer Mediator for the Legal Profession: Sandra Werey.
She may be contacted:
Mediation is free of charge for consumer clients. It does not preclude the possibility of bringing the matter before the competent courts should mediation fail.