Mrs Pascale Moreau > PwC Legal > BRUSSELS, Belgium > Lawyer Profile
PwC Legal Offices
Woluwedal 18
1932 Sint-Stevens-Woluwe
BRUSSELS
Belgium
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Mrs Pascale Moreau
Work Department
Employment Law
Position
Partner, PwC Legal BV/SRL
Career
Pascale is Partner at PwC Legal, co-leading the Employment Law team consisting of over 60 legal professionals.
She brings 18 years of experience of having worked with a full range of large and medium sized companies in different industrial sectors which she assisted with advice on Belgian and international individual and collective labour law, executive reward, social security and immigration.
Pascale has also a strong expertise in relation to company restructuring (collective dismissal, closure and transfer of undertakings).
Professional experience
2019-present
Partner Employment Law, PwC Legal, member of the Brussels Bar
2011-2018
Director and Partner Employment Law, PwC Belgium
2005-2011
Senior Manager in charge of Employment Law at KPMG
2001-2005
Employment Law Lawyer at Stibbe and Landwell- registered to the Brussels Bar
Academic Experience or roles in professional organisation
- Master of Law from the University of Louvain (UCL) – Magna cum laude –
- Postgraduate degree in American and English Business Law from the University Paris 1-Sorbonne
Languages
She is a native French speaker and is proficient in Dutch and English.
Education
She holds a Master of Law from the University of Louvain (UCL) and a Postgraduate degree in American and English Business Law from the University Paris 1-Sorbonne.
Lawyer Rankings
Belgium > Employment
The employment team at PwC Legal maintains a strong regulatory offering, frequently working with global clients to provide domestic compliance advice in connection with market entries and operation set-ups, and is additionally capable of advising its clients on major restructuring operations, social inspections and disputes with employees. TUPE and collective dismissal expert Pascale Moreau leads the team, which is further bolstered by the expertise of restructuring and pensions expert Sara Vanderstraeten.