The firm

Emile Rocher

Emile Rocher works on refusal-to-perform matters across private investment structures: subscription agreements, redemption requests, and the paperwork that follows when a platform or counterparty stops paying. He reviews files before any claim is drafted, sets out what the documents actually show, and advises on what happens next.

How the work looks

A typical file arrives after a redemption request has gone unanswered or a payment has stopped without a clear reason on paper. Emile starts with the documents already in the investor's hands: the subscription agreement, any custody statements, correspondence around the missed payment. The task is to establish what was promised, what was actually agreed to happen on refusal, and what gaps exist before any letter goes out.

Where the file involves a specific refusal type, the review focuses on how that mechanism is described in the governing documents rather than on assumptions carried over from other cases. Nothing is sent to a counterparty, and no position is disclosed, before that review is complete.