Antonin Lovrier

1849–1892 (age 43)

Biography

Antonin Lovrier was a French lawyer whose legal practice contributed to the judicial and professional landscape of nineteenth-century France. His work in the legal profession reflected the developing standards and practices of French jurisprudence during his era.

Lovrier's career as a lawyer placed him among the professional classes that sustained the institutional frameworks of French society. His contributions to legal practice represent the important role played by members of the bar in maintaining the rule of law and professional standards.

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