Employment law
Our renowned expertise in the field of judicial proceedings enables us to offer the best possible assistance, especially in employment law.
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From the employer’s perspective, please refer to our most popular service sheet:
On the employee rights side, the most popular activities are:
Employment law
Legal analysis of employment contracts
Response to disciplinary charges
Employee dismissal assistance
Appeal against dismissal
Employee's invention ownership analysis
Salary and severance indemnity recovery
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Parental Leave and Abuse of Rights: When Dismissal May Be at Ris
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Software projects: how to manage open source libraries and third-party APIs
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AI-developed software: who owns the code generated by ChatGPT or Claude?
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Is it lawful to use music or video in a cultural event? Authorizations, costs, and risks
Using music or video in a cultural event is never neutral: even a simple playback may require authorizations and generate costs, including in the absence [...]

The Court of Justice of the EU revisits “authorial creativity” applied to design
The judgment of the Court of Justice of EU of 4 December 2025 (joined cases C-580/23 and C-795/23) redefines the boundaries of copyright protection in [...]

Upcycling and branded products: when resale becomes risky
Upcycling consists of transforming existing products into new items, often with creative or sustainable purposes. However, when it involves branded products, reselling the modified item [...]

When is authorization required to use a cultural heritage asset?
When a work is classified as a cultural heritage asset, the issue is no longer simply who owns the rights, but what can actually be [...]

From news reporting to advertising: when using a team’s image becomes unlawful
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TikTok, “addictive design” and the DSA: how platform design steers behaviour
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Environmental impact of fashion and European Regulation: the transition of the textile industry toward the circular economy
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Can an association engage in unfair competition? When it happens
When two associations use similar names, the risk is confusion among the public. However, similarity alone is not enough to establish unfair competition. This article [...]