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Ogletree Deakins Offices
Ogletree Deakins, cabinet dédié au droit social
58 bis rue la boétie
75008 Paris
France
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Karin Dulac
Work Department
Employment
Position
Partner
Career
Karin has been a lawyer since 2008 and she became Partner of Ogletree Deakins in 2022.
Karin Dulac assists her clients in all aspects of employment law. She has extensive experience in high-stakes restructuring cases (mutual termination collective agreement (RCC), collective agreement modifying employment contracts (APC), downsizing plan (PSE), site closures, job and competency management and planning project (GEPP), small-scale collective redundancies) enabling each company to adapt its workforce to the desired strategic directions, market constraints or potential economic difficulties encountered and the renegotiation of collective statutes following reorganization operations.
She has also developed a particular expertise in the field of equal treatment and discrimination and regularly represents her clients in the context of sensitive litigation in this respect, but also in the consulting phase, particularly in the context of the implementation of the gender equality index and the corrective measures to be implemented.
Karin frequently intervenes in “work-related accidents” and “occupational diseases” cases to assist companies in their relations with the Social Security Authorities (CPAM or CRRMP) or to represent them before the courts in the litigation phase.
Prior to joining Ogletree Deakins in 2018, she spent 10 years at Proskauer Rose LLP.
She also intervenes in conferences, workshops and round-tables focused on current labour law issues.
Education
- Master II Juriste de Droit Social, Université Paris I Panthéon – Sorbonne
- Master I Droit Social, Université Lumière Lyon II – Institut des Etudes du Travail de Lyon
- Admittance to Practice
Paris
Lawyer Rankings
France > Employment
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.