Jean-Marc Albiol > Ogletree Deakins > Paris, France > Lawyer Profile

Ogletree Deakins
Ogletree Deakins, cabinet dédié au droit social
58 bis rue la boétie
75008 Paris
France

Work Department

Employment

Position

Founding Partner

Career

Jean-Marc Albiol is the founding Partner of Ogletree Deakins in France.

He provides strategic advice on numerous complex and sensitive matters including mergers & acquisitions and restructurings of French and international groups.

He regularly advises on issues related to employee representative bodies, collective dismissals, staff transfers, and he is also experienced in the setting-up of compensation policies. He has notably developed his expertise in the area of internal investigations of sensitive matters such as corruption and harassment within large French and international structures.

Prior to joining the firm in 2017, Jean-Marc was a partner at Hogan Lovells.

Jean-Marc is recognized in Labor and Employment Law by French national and international main rankings and awards as Chambers Europe, Legal 500 EMEA, Best Lawyers, Client Choice Awards where he has been the exclusive winner in the Employment & Benefits category for France.

He also lectures on employment law at Paris II Panthéon Assas University.

 

Education

  • DESS de Droit du Travail, Université de Montpellier
  • Maîtrise de droit, Université de Montpellier
  • Admittance to Practice
    Paris
    Court of Appeal of Paris

Lawyer Rankings

France > Employment

(Leading partners)

Jean-Marc AlbiolOgletree Deakins

Boutique firm Ogletree Deakins is exclusively dedicated to employment law, offering the full spectrum of employment expertise, as well as cross-functional matters, including GDPR and HR issues, public sector labour relations and vocational training. A stand-out roster of leading domestic and international clients rely upon the ‘high-quality, ultra-specialised and business-oriented’ team for support in advisory, transactional and contentious matters. Jean-Marc Albiol is noted for sensitive litigation and strategic reorganisation, and Cécile Martin has expertise in all areas, notably data protection and compliance. Nicolas Peixoto, Stéphane Bloch, Karin Dulac, Nicole Goulard and Alexandre Abitbol are also recommended.