Grégory PANOSYAN
Lawyer at the Paris Bar
Areas of expertise
Maître PANOSYAN defends his clients before the National Court of Asylum as well as before administrative and criminal courts in matters involving Immigration Law (challenging an OFPRA decision before the CNDA, challenging acts committed or measures taken by the authorities or challenging detention orders) and Criminal Law (both during the preliminary and court investigation phases).
Immigration Law
Maître PANOSYAN intervenes especially before the National Court of Asylum located in Montreuil. He ensures the drafting of initial and complementary appeals. In addition, he accompanies and defends his clients when they are summoned to the Court.
The firm can also act at all stages of the process of securing a residency permit (e.g. for work, private and family purposes or health reasons). The firm helps its clients secure renewals of their residency permits, regularise their situation or sponsor family members, at local government offices (prefectures).
When it comes to litigation against the authorities, the firm helps its clients challenge orders to leave the country (French acronym: OQTF) or expulsion orders.
Maître PANOSYAN will also represent clients who are placed in detention before the senior judge with the power to release people from custody (French acronym: JLD).
Criminal Law
The firm is involved in all stages of criminal proceedings: arrest, flagrancy phase or preliminary phase, and investigation phase before the investigating magistrate or the senior judge with the power to commit people into / release people from custody.
Maître PANOSYAN will moreover defend his clients before the police courts, the Criminal Court (whether at short notice or on convocation by an officer of the law (French acronym: COPJ) and the assizes court (criminal court).
He handles cases involving business-related criminal matters (dealing with such offences as fraud, breach of trust or misuse of company property) and general criminal law (offences against people and property).