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Partner
Partner
Damien Decolasse is a Partner in the CMS Francis Lefebvre Avocats Employment and Pensions Department.
He specialises in employment law and provides advice in collective and individual labour relations and on the employment implications of strategic decisions. He also provides and manages the employment law consequences of mergers and acquisitions and advises his clients on stock option plans and incentive plans on both a local and international level. He also assists his clients in matters of secondment.
He also advises his clients in major social security adjustment cases (in negotiations with the social security administration body and in court cases).
His major clients include international groups in goods manufacturing, IT, pharmaceuticals, transport and logistics, and food and luxury goods.
Damien joined CMS Francis Lefebvre Avocats in 2002.
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