France's Court of Cassation has annulled the requalification of facts for the police officer involved in Nahel's death, thereby reopening the possibility of a murder trial, stating that the lower court did not justify its decision.

France's Court of Cassation has ruled that only an employee, not an employer, can request the requalification of a fixed-term employment contract (CDD) into a permanent one (CDI).

France's Court of Cassation has ruled that the country must recognize parentage established by a foreign court in cases of surrogacy (GPA), citing the child's best interest despite France's ban on the practice.

France's Court of Cassation is reviewing appeals related to the decision not to prosecute a police officer for the murder of 17-year-old Nahel Merzouk, whose death sparked widespread riots in June 2023.

France's Court of Cassation has issued a significant decision clarifying the legal status of 'salaried spouses' working within the same company, a common arrangement in France.

France's Court of Cassation ruled that it is possible and legal to be required to pay an invoice twice if an imposter usurps a creditor's identity, as the imposter is not considered an 'apparent creditor'.

France's Court of Cassation has rejected appeals filed by relatives of Dany Leprince, who sought to have his ex-wife formally charged, meaning she will retain her status as an assisted witness in the case.