3 Best Employment Lawyers in Toulon

“Maître COUREAU handles cases related to family law, labor and social law. She provides her clients with an advisory and legal representation role. Maître Jenna COUREAU holds a Master's degree in Business Law and a Master's degree in Social Law. She is dedicated to supporting you in all your legal and judicial procedures with listening and professionalism, and to implementing all of her skills in order to create lasting and effective resolutions. Maître COUREAU leads her clients' struggles to preserve their interests and help them recover their rights.”

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“Maître Reynier obtained his Certificate of Aptitude for the Legal Profession after five years of Law at the Faculty of Law at Toulon and two years at the École des Avocats du Sud-Est. He is the holder of a Master 2 in Business & Heritage, specialising in Social Law and with experience in the legal departments of Social Law at an accounting firm. Maître Reynier is committed to working alongside you in an amicable, pre-litigation or litigation phase, before the industrial tribunals and the Courts of Appeal. The firm of Maître Nicolas Reynier works daily and exclusively in employment law and social security law. The firm remains at your disposal, please do not hesitate to contact the secretariat.”

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“Maître Anne-Sylvie VIVÈS is an associate lawyer who works exclusively in labor law and social security law. VIVÈS AVOCATS is a law firm dedicated to Labor and Social Security Law, practising it daily in Consulting and Litigation. The firm's lawyers exclusively operate in this area, offering customised advice and solutions and defence services in disputes before the Industrial Tribunal, the Pôle Social Judicial Tribunal, and the Court of Appeal. Their mission is to keep clients informed about their rights and obligations in light of the ever-changing legislative and regulatory landscape and jurisprudential decisions in social law. Maître VIVÈS advises you on any issue and defends you in the event of a dispute, particularly before the industrial tribunal.”

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