Professional practice (SEL) & Regulated professions
Breakdown by profession
Pharmacists
Focus: SPFPL (Professional Holding Companies), shareholder current accounts, convertible bonds, acquisition of business assets and commercial lease.
Physicians & Dental Surgeons
Focus: Group practices, separation of investment vs. practice, valuation.
Veterinarians
Focus: Mergers with corporate groups, entry of financial investors, governance, and operational presence.
Supporting what counts
Based in Paris, Lacome d'Estalenx Marquis law firm advises self-employed professionals on corporate structuring, financing, governance, and business transfers. The firm also advises professional governing bodies on matters related to corporate practice and professional organization.
Healthcare and pharmacy hold a central place in our practice. We approach every project holistically: financial balance, shareholder relations, and contractual commitments must be evaluated in light of their impact on daily practice. Practical solutions tailored to the specific realities of your profession.
We structure your acquisitions
SEL & SPFPL Structuring
We optimize legal and tax ties between your operating practice company (SEL) and your holding company (SPFPL) to secure your corporate setup and properly prepare future transfers.
Financing & Convertible Securities
We structure your financing terms, shareholder loans, and convertible bond issuances to protect the financial balance of the operation.
Governance & Powers
We define decision-making rules between partners and associates to safeguard your professional independence while securing the firm's governance.
Compensation & Exit Strategy
We structure compensation models, buyout commitments, and the legal and financial terms governing partner exits.
Tailored legal support, adapted to your profession
Everything you need to know about our legal services
A Professional Holding Company (SPFPL) is a dedicated entity that optimizes transaction financing. It provides major tax and legal leverage for interest deduction, tax-efficient dividend distribution, and preparation for future business transfers.