A lawyer since 2016, Manon Delafontaine assists public and para-public actors, French and international private operators, as well as individuals, in urban planning, real estate and construction law, both in advice and in litigation.

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At the interface of public and private law, her intervention covers the entire cycle of real estate and construction transactions: structuring and legal arrangement of projects, urban planning law and litigation, securing and monitoring of works, management of construction disputes, management of construction disputes, as well as post-construction support for real estate assets, in particular in terms of rental and sale.

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Her practice is guided by the desire to offer its clients global, transversal and legible support, based on a trustworthy interlocutor, capable of understanding all the legal and operational challenges of the project and of securing their implementation over the long term.

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Before joining Squair, Manon Delafontaine practiced public business law at the law firm Bignon Lebray in Paris, then at Allen & Overy in Morocco, before continuing her career at Bignon Lebray in Lyon. Before becoming a lawyer, as a market and contract manager at Réseau Ferré de France (RFF), she also had a decisive experience in building her operational approach to the profession.