Inès Davau is a lawyer at the Paris Bar. She practices mainly in criminal law and sensitive litigation, both in France and internationally, representing defendants, victims and legal entities.

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A graduate of Paris II Panthéon-Assas University, she was admitted to the bar in the former office of Éric Dupond-Moretti, where she trained in criminal defense and litigation in complex and high-profile cases. She then developed her practice in white-collar crime and media law before founding her own firm in Paris.

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She intervenes at all stages of criminal proceedings and regularly pleads before correctional courts, departmental criminal courts, and assize courts. In particular, she provides defense for public officials who, in the course of or in connection with their duties, are confronted with criminal or disciplinary proceedings.

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Alongside litigation, Inès Davau develops a consulting and support activity for public figures, leaders and players in the artistic, cultural and media sectors.

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She also devotes a significant part of her practice to defending victims of violence, particularly women and children, as well as cases of human trafficking and sexual exploitation, alongside individuals, associations and legal entities.

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Her practice also has an international dimension, working with French and foreign associations and NGOs committed to defending human rights and protecting victims. She intervenes in particular in cases relating to war crimes and crimes against humanity, as well as supporting journalists facing criminal proceedings or violations of their rights in the course of their work.

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At the crossroads of criminal defense and advice, his practice is involved in cases where the legal stakes are often compounded by human, professional or media-related issues.