Liliana Eskenazi
About Liliana Eskenazi
Liliana Eskenazi is a lawyer based in Paris, FR and has been recognized in The Best Lawyers in France™ since 2024. Liliana Eskenazi is recognized in the following practice areas:
- Paris, France
- Biotechnology and Life Sciences Practice
- Competition / Antitrust Law
Current Firm: Fréget Glaser & Associés
Location: Paris, FR
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