Brouxel & Rabia strengthens its partnership by appointing two new Partners, Mr. Carmine REHO and Mr. Pascal SASSEL and completes its range of expertise with the launch of a Dispute Resolution department
Brouxel & Rabia (“B&R”) gets off to a flying start this autumn and is not hiding its delight !
The firm has indeed appointed two top-tier lawyers as Partners, Mr. Carmine REHO and Mr. Pascal SASSEL. This reflects B&R’s commitment to expand its expertise to better serve its clients and to become a leading full-service business law firm.
With over two decades of experience in the legal industry, Carmine REHO has an extensive insight and understanding of the Luxembourg and international business. His in-depth knowledge of the best practices makes him an extremely competent advisor for clients seeking counsel on Investment Funds, Capital markets, Regulatory & Compliance and Securitisation. Carmine's exceptional track record of providing sound legal guidance is instrumental in serving B&R's clientele, especially the Italian clients and their market which he understands particularly well.
With more than 21 years of experience, Pascal SASSEL also brings his proficiency in Commercial, Banking & Finance, Corporate and Insolvency law, with a focus on advising and defending clients in complex litigation matters involving these areas.
Pascal also regularly intervenes in financing, cross-border insolvency and restructuring transactions. Steadily ranked in legal guides such as Chambers, Legal 500 as a top-tier lawyer, clients describe him as a top-drawer litigator who is efficient, extremely available, technically good, and sharp.
B&R has decided to launch a Dispute Resolution department to leverage on and work as a team with the firm’s other departments, which are now firmly established in the Luxembourg legal landscape. B&R has found the perfect match with Pascal SASSEL, whose arrival strengthens Brouxel & Rabia’s position as a leading full-service business law firm in Luxembourg.
With the appointments of Mr. REHO and Mr. SASSEL, Brouxel & Rabia holds all its promises to provide its clients with unrivalled legal advice based on a wide range of expertise to meet their specific needs.
Brouxel & Rabia remains steadfast in its mission to be the go-to law firm in Luxembourg, delivering unwavering commitment and expertise to all its clients.
We are particularly delighted with the appointment of Carmine REHO and Pascal SASSEL as partners at Brouxel & Rabia. Given the talent pool at our firm, we have no doubt that these nominations are the first of many! Their appointments will continue to fuel the firm’s superb momentum and impressive growth. The icing on the cake is that Pascal’s arrival means that the firm can now round off its range of services with the addition of leading expertise in Business Litigation. Together, we’re going to make Brouxel & Rabia one of the leading law firms in the marketplace.
François BROUXEL & Samia RABIA, Founding Partners
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