Mr Cyril Gaillard > Bredin Prat > Paris, France > Lawyer Profile
Bredin Prat Offices
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75007 PARIS
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Mr Cyril Gaillard
Work Department
Employment
Position
Partner
Career
Cyril Gaillard, Partner, is a member of the firm’s Employment Law team. He specialises in employment litigation, including the criminal aspects of employment law, and social security law.
He is in charge of sensitive matters relating to liability in groups (co-employment, tortious liability), restructuring (legality of consultations, job protection plans, etc.), trade union law (representation, compliance with law, etc.), collective bargaining (working time, employee benefits, etc.) as well as compliance with laws relating to employees’ rights and freedoms in the workplace (discrimination, harassment, etc.).
Prior to joining Bredin Prat in 2010, he was a Partner at Capstan, a French firm which specialises in employment law.
Languages
French, English
Memberships
Admitted to the Paris Bar in 1998
Education
He is holding a specialisation in labor and social security law since 2004, and is a graduate of the University of Montpellier (DESS in Employment Law and Practices, 1997).
Lawyer Rankings
France > Employment
(Leading individuals)At the forefront of several groundbreaking deals, Bredin Prat
is a dominant force in the employment market specialising in the labour aspects of M&A, litigation and standalone matters. The team has notable expertise in the areas of layoffs, council and union negotiations, employee benefits and collective disputes. Practice head Pascale Lagesse
is routinely instructed by corporate clients on all aspects of employment law. Cyril Gaillard is a key contact for employment litigation and criminal issues relating to employment law, and social security law and Laetitia Tombarello focuses on employment matters arising from cross-border M&A as well as corporate transactions.
Lawyer Rankings
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