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KM Legal est une étude d’avocat au Luxembourg fondée par Maître Katarzyna Martin, Avocate à la Cour. Elle accompagne entreprises, dirigeants, salariés et particuliers en droit du travail, droit des sociétés, immigration, mobilité internationale et sécurité sociale, ainsi qu’en conseil et contentieux.

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Employment & Labor Law

Employment & Labor Law

Employment & Labor Law

A contract to review, a departure to negotiate, or a dispute with your employer? KM Legal advises employees, executives and companies in Employment & Labor Law in Luxembourg, both before a decision and in case of litigation.

At KM Legal, your case is examined based on the facts, documents, and your priorities. You are supported to understand your rights, prepare discussions, and defend your position.

  • Employment contracts, amendments, and sensitive clauses
  • Dismissals, resignations, and negotiated departures
  • Contested salaries, bonuses, and allowances
  • Reorganizations and business transfers
  • Working hours and remote work
  • Negotiation and employment litigation

Preparing Your Decisions, Defending Your Rights

The goal is to choose a response suited to your situation: adjusting a contract, negotiating an exit, or preparing proceedings. The options, their limitations, and subsequent steps are explained to you.

  • 01
    Before Signing

    Contract, amendment, or exit agreement: KM Legal reviews the clauses and explains their consequences to you.

  • 02
    When Facing Difficulties

    Challenged remuneration, transfer, or reorganization: the facts are analyzed to prepare your response.

  • 03
    In Case of Dispute

    The firm supports you in negotiations and defends your interests before labor courts.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Yes. KM Legal advises employees, executives, and companies. The firm ensures there is no conflict of interest before accepting a case.
As soon as you receive the communication. Bring the notice, your contract, and any relevant correspondence: reviewing these helps identify the necessary actions and deadlines specific to your situation.
Your contract and its amendments, received letters, relevant pay slips, and a timeline of events. Also specify what you wish to achieve.
Yes, if that option meets your interests. KM Legal assesses the possibilities for negotiation and the implications of an agreement before you commit.

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