#PRMG2612357VVacancy for Deputy Director of Economic Law at France’s Justice Ministry
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This notice opens recruitment for the deputy director of economic law within France’s Ministry of Justice. The role is based in Paris and is expected to become vacant on 1 June 2026. Applications must be sent by email within 15 days of publication and must include a motivation letter and detailed CV. The position matters mainly to senior public officials, magistrates, legal professionals, and private-sector candidates with strong experience in economic law. The office leads work on company law, commercial law, insolvency, audit, property, expropriation, and several EU files, including sustainability reporting and corporate due diligence.
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Key Changes
- Opens recruitment for the deputy director of economic law at the Ministry of Justice
- Sets a 15-day email application window with required documents
- Describes the role’s responsibilities, including company law, insolvency, audit, property law, and EU sustainability files
Obligations
What this law requires
Candidates must submit applications only by email to [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected].
Application files must include a motivation letter explaining how the candidate’s professional background matches the required skills and experience for the position, and a detailed curriculum vitae.
Public-sector applicants not managed by the Ministry of Justice must include a statement of services with their application.
Private-sector applicants must include documents proving actual occupation of the positions listed in their curriculum vitae.
The person appointed to the position must file a declaration of interests before taking office.