Lawyer
Marie VERGOTE FLORENTIN

biography

Marie VERGOTE-FLORENTIN specializes in competition law and commercial litigation.

Marie joined the firm as an associate in 2025, after completing her initial internship there in 2023. She advises the firm’s clients on the full range of competition law matters, encompassing both contentious and advisory work.

Her practice covers anticompetitive practices – including cartels and abuse of dominant position – as well as restrictive trade practices. Marie intervenes before French and European competition authorities and represents clients in commercial disputes before civil and commercial courts.

Alongside her litigation practice, Marie advises businesses on the assessment and management of competition risks relating to their operations. She assists clients in the context of commercial and transactional negotiations, helping them ensure compliance with competition law.

Marie advises a diverse client base comprising French and international companies across various sectors, including the chemical industry, retail distribution and agri-food.

Career history

Member of the Paris Bar since 2025, Marie developed her competition law expertise at leading international law firms (Latham & Watkins, Mayer Brown). Before joining BORREL d’ARCHE, Marie also completed an internship in the legal department of Engie.

Education history

Paris Bar School (EFB) – CAPA

Université Paris II Panthéon Assas – Master’s Degree (Master 2) in European Business and Competition Law

Université Paris Dauphine PSL – Master’s Degree (Master 2) in European and International Business Law (240)

Université Paris II Panthéon Assas / Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona – Double degree in French and Spanish law

Commitments

Marie is a member of AFEC Jeunes (French Association for the Study of Competition – Young Members Section).

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