Clementine Bas

Clementine Bas currently enriches her legal expertise as an Élève-avocate at COPPET AVOCATS, where she is undertaking her final internship stage. In this role, she actively contributes to complex cases involving international and European law, leveraging her solid academic background in Public Law, Political Science, and Public Business Law. Her responsibilities include conducting legal research, drafting legal documents, and assisting senior attorneys in preparing strategic litigation, particularly in areas related to migration, international human rights, and cross-border legal issues.

Clementine’s involvement at COPPET AVOCATS also extends to client consultations, where she applies her skills in legal documentation, confidentiality, and client relations to support vulnerable populations, such as migrants and victims of international crimes. Her experience working on cases that require a nuanced understanding of international legal frameworks, including asylum law and international criminal law, complements her academic focus on migration studies and her semester at Tulane University.

Her expertise in legal analysis, combined with her proficiency in legal research and documentation, enables her to navigate complex legal environments efficiently. Clementine’s role emphasizes her commitment to social justice and international legal advocacy, positioning her as a promising future legal professional with a keen understanding of the intricacies of international law, legal ethics, and client-centered legal practice. Her ongoing internship at COPPET AVOCATS not only enhances her practical skills but also deepens her understanding of the legal challenges faced by individuals in international contexts, preparing her for a dynamic career in international and public law.