Employment
France
1 year ranked
Provided by Hogan Lovells (Paris) LLP
Thierry advises international and French companies as well as groups with respect to most of French employment law issues. These include: collective redundancy plans and individual terminations; TUPE regulations and employment issues relating to corporate transactions; relations with employee representative bodies and unions; employee data protection; negotiation and enforcement of employment contracts (including non-compete and confidentiality clauses), as well as collective agreements with unions; discrimination and harassment legislation; working time legislation; social security law (including social security adjustment procedures); profit-sharing.
Thierry represents companies before the various administrations (including the labor administration) and litigates before the different courts in all the French territory (industrial tribunals, civil tribunals, social security tribunals, courts of appeal) in cases against employee representative bodies, unions, employees and former employees, French labor and social security administrations, etc. He has developed over the years a specific experience and knowledge in the banking, luxury and services sectors. Thierry has also managed or participated to several Pan-European employment projects.
Provided by Chambers
Thierry Meillat has expertise in advising on the employment aspects of mergers and acquisitions, as well as navigating redundancies and restructurings. He is also experienced in acting for employers at tribunal, involving work-related accidents and contested dismissals.
Thierry Meillat a une expertise en matière de conseil sur les aspects liés au droit social dans le cadre d'opérations de M&A, ainsi que sur la gestion des licenciements et des restructurations. Il a également l'expérience de la représentation des employeurs devant les tribunaux, notamment en ce qui concerne les accidents du travail et les licenciements contestés.
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