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Marie-Laure Tredan
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Marie-Laure Tredan

Paris, France
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  • French
  • English
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Marie-Laure Tredan joined CMS Francis Lefebvre in 2004. She is an expert in employment law and social security law within the Employment Department, which comprises more than 50 lawyers, and is currently member of the team specialising in employment law litigation.

Education

  • Master's degree in Private Law, University of Paris V (2002)
  • Post-graduate degree (DESS) in Domestic, European and International Litigation, University of Paris V - René-Descartes (2003)
  • CAPA (post-graduate legal qualification required to practise as a solicitor or barrister in France) (2003)
  • Specialisation in Employment Law (2011)
Practice Areas
Employment, Labour & Pensions Individual and collective disputes, criminal employment law Duration and organisation of working time New working styles Complex transactions and transfers of undertakings Relationships with employee representatives and collective bargaining Pensions Individual employment relationships Pay, employee savings and employee shareholding schemes Restructuring and EPP

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