What the New Cold Calling Law Means for Consumers and Small Businesses in France If you live in France, you’ve probably had your fair share of nuisance calls. Your phone rings, you answer, and instead of hearing from a friend…
How to cancel a Phone or Internet Contract in France – Cancelling a phone or internet contract in France should be simple. In practice, it can turn into a long and frustrating process—especially when the provider keeps billing you for…
Understanding consumer rights in France is particularly important for expats and English-speaking residents who may be unfamiliar with French legal procedures. If you have paid for furniture, appliances, televisions, or other large household or garden items and the delivery date…
The 14-Day Cooling-Off Period in France is one of the most important consumer protection rules under French law. It gives consumers the right to cancel certain contracts without penalty when they are signed outside a professional’s premises, such as at home.
Buying a boat, a car, or property in France can feel daunting enough in another language. Understandably, when something goes wrong and the other party simply stops responding, it can quickly become stressful—especially when a large deposit is involved. Recently, I assisted an English-speaking client who found themselves in exactly this situation with a boat deposit dispute in France.