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Employment Law

Advice and defence for employees, employers and self-employed individuals — employment law and social security litigation.

Amicable Phase

  • Advice on your employment contract
  • Negotiation and amicable settlement of disputes
  • Review of your rights: salaries, bonuses, overtime
  • Health and safety at work
  • Assistance in case of mutually agreed termination
  • Analysis of your social security rights

In Litigation

  • Dismissal (economic, personal, disciplinary)
  • Professional incapacity
  • Judicial termination or constructive dismissal
  • Work accident, occupational disease
  • Moral or sexual harassment
  • Posting of workers and disputes related to contract performance
  • Social security litigation before the Labour Court

Social Security Litigation and URSSAF

For businesses and individuals


Businesses

  • URSSAF audits and recovery
  • Contesting formal notices and enforcement orders
  • Reclassification of contracts (self-employed, independent contractors)
  • Disputes relating to social security contributions
  • Undeclared work and regularisation

Individuals

  • Contesting social security decisions
  • Disputes with CPAM, CAF or URSSAF
  • Recognition of occupational disease
  • Disputes concerning incapacity and invalidity
  • Social protection for self-employed workers

Frequently Asked Questions

Are you asking yourself these questions? We can help you.


• How do I negotiate my departure?

• What should I do if I have a work accident?

• I am a victim of moral harassment, what are my steps?

• I have just been declared unfit for work, what should I do?

• My company has been acquired, can I keep my job?

• I have been summoned for economic dismissal, what should I do?

• My company is subject to an URSSAF audit, how should I react?

• I have received a formal notice from URSSAF, what are my options?

Need advice or defence?

Maître Inna Shveda assists you with rigour and benevolence.


Make an appointment 04 73 90 80 52