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Provided by Sabrina Martin
Labor Law & Employment
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Corporate & Commercial Law
Contact Law & Negotiation
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Legal Technology & Digital Solutions
With over 29 years of experience, Sabrina MARTIN supports her clients in complex, multi-jurisdictional litigation. She advises on dispute resolution, employment law, dedicated to defending senior executives and top-level leaders in the investment fund industry and global corporations.
Before co-founding the law firm MARTIN-CONDROTTE Avocats à la Cour alongside Maître Aline CONDROTTE, Sabrina MARTIN was a Partner at the international law firm Loyens & Loeff in Luxembourg, where she led the team responsible for employment and social law matters within the Litigation and Risk Management department.
She was a member of the Luxembourg Bar Council from September 2020 to September 2024 and is currently serving as an expert for the Luxembourg Bar within the IT Law Committee of the Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe (CCBE), as well as within the AI Committee of the Luxembourg Institute for Standardisation, Accreditation, Safety, and Quality of Products and Services (ILNAS).
LNA - Legal Netlink Alliance
EELA - European Employment Lawyers Association
LEADERS LEAGUE Paris
FEDIL - Fédération des Industriels Luxembourgeois
LBAN - Luxembourg Business Angels Network
BCFL - Business club France-Luxembourg
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Sabrina Martin of Martin & Condrotte advises clients on a range of matters, including compliance and data protection queries. She also has experience handling terminations, immigration issues and harassment cases on behalf of both employers and employees.
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Sabrina Martin certainly does good work.
Sabrina Martin certainly does good work.
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EXCESSIVE FORMALISM: WHEN LUXEMBOURG’S ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE CHALLENGES ACCESS TO JUSTICE
Luxembourg’s Administrative Court case No.52577C/52578C shows how excessive formalism can block access to justice. Two entrepreneurs’ tax appeals were dismissed on procedural grounds despite no legal representation, highlighting the urgent need to reform administrative procedures for fair trial.
EXCESSIVE FORMALISM: WHEN LUXEMBOURG’S ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE CHALLENGES ACCESS TO JUSTICE
Luxembourg’s Administrative Court case No.52577C/52578C shows how excessive formalism can block access to justice. Two entrepreneurs’ tax appeals were dismissed on procedural grounds despite no legal representation, highlighting the urgent need to reform administrative procedures for fair trial.