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7. Organization of a firm of experts
In France, expert firms vary widely in size, from :
one person alone, or even assisted by a secretary, as is the case for most forensic experts;
a group of experts numbering around a hundred, spread across the country, as well as a number of construction insurance appraisal firms.
The number of missions will obviously be very different.
A priori, it goes without saying that a highly specialized technician will be called upon less frequently than a generalist firm.
The choice of business form is vast, and depends mainly on the size of the firm. Société anonyme and Société à responsabilité limitée are more appropriate for larger firms, while the individual expert can choose to operate as a :
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Bibliography
Websites
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AAIA EENPC – Association amicale des ingénieurs anciens élèves de l'école nationale des ponts et chaussées – Construction insurance reform
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CNCEJ – Conseil national des compagnies d'experts de Justice – Le livre blanc de l'expertise judiciaire – Vade...
Regulations
Law no. 78-12 of January 4, 1978 on liability and insurance in the construction industry (known as the Spinetta Law).
(Official Journal of January 5, 1978).
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Responsibilities
Article 1 – Article 1792 of the French Civil Code is replaced by the following provisions:
Art. 1792. – Every builder...
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