Martin Guermonprez is an associate in the Paris office of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, where he serves as member of the firm’s Business Restructuring and Reorganization, Transnational Litigation and International Arbitration Practice Groups.

Mr. Guermonprez specializes in restructuring and dispute resolution.

He handles significant cross-border restructurings and sophisticated French pre-insolvency and insolvency matters. Mr. Guermonprez seamlessly represents private or public companies of all sizes and sectors, insolvency practitioners, debtors or creditors, through challenging times. His practice covers the finance aspects of restructuring such as credit facilities, debt restructuring, sales of business and new money funding.

Mr. Guermonprez’ wide dispute experience covers all aspects of civil, securities, corporate and commercial litigation before French or worldwide courts, as well as complex international arbitration proceedings – with a focus on insolvency and recovery of debt situations. He notably advises his clients in the context of investment treaty arbitration, including to enforce high stakes arbitral awards.

A member of the Paris Bar since 2019, and of the New York Bar since 2018, Mr. Guermonprez graduated with distinction (Dean’s List) in 2017 from Georgetown University where he received a Master of Laws in General Studies. He also received a Master of International Affairs (MIA) in 2017 from Sciences Po Paris and a Master of International Corporate and Tax Law in 2015 from University Paris I – Panthéon Sorbonne. Over the years, Mr. Guermonprez has taken part in editing the Delos Guide to Arbitration Places (GAP), a study providing in-house counsel, corporate lawyers, and arbitration practitioners with practical insight into selecting arbitral seats and conducting arbitral proceedings. He speaks English fluently.