Not a bad domain imo, but the market for French domains isn't brilliant. .net gets some use in France along .fr & .com but I don't think you would fetch more than mid-โฌโฌโฌ easily. I could be wrong of course.
Good luck.
PS: perhaps lawyers that specialize in cyberlaw will like the .net more.
Totally disagree - I think that .net still commands greater overall prices than .org (DNJournal reflects this) and in many cases, there are better arguments for .net for most end-users since the .com is way overpriced.
I think .org (and I own many of them - more than .net even!) is great but only if the name somewhat reflects the original non-commercial nature of that TLD.
Yes and no - this blog article has excellent insight and links for reference (in French) about the rules for lawyers in France:
See www.maitre-eolas.fr for good blog articles, including the one from May 23, 2005 specifically about the issue concerning "Les avocats et la publicitรฉ" ... I'd paste the link, but believe it or not, Google Chrome Canary is crashing when I cut and paste the URL between tabs into this editor. Sigh.