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Law firm Šafar & Partners, Ltd is a boutique full-service law firm providing all types of legal services while specialising in employment and labour law for almost 30 years.

The highly dedicated team managed by Martin Šafar is widely recognised for their work among Slovenian and foreign clients as well as its peers. Law firm Šafar & Partners, Ltd counsels not only the largest and most influential companies regarding all employment and labour law issues, including mergers and acquisitions, but also takes on high profile cases by private clients in need of the best possible representation.

Law firm Šafar & Partners, Ltd advises public and private companies on all aspects of labour and employment law. Its lawyers have extensive experience in trial advocacy in cases involving unfair dismissal, discrimination, strikes and restraint of employees; they often also lead negotiations with works councils and trade unions advisers. Law firm Šafar & Partners, Ltd also advises clients on mass dismissals, collective bargaining, employee benefits, corporate immigration as well as employee and executive terminations, litigations and contracts.

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Barbara Korošec Gorišek

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Polona Boršnak

Urška Bassin

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