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The prospect of dismissal is a stressful moment for an employee, sparking numerous questions. What attitude should one adopt upon receiving the dreaded registered letter? How does one prepare and defend their rights? This article aims to address the main questions that arise at this juncture in one’s professional journey. 1. Pre-Disciplinary Hearing Convocation Article […]

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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was adopted on April 27, 2016, and has been applicable since May 25, 2018. It represents a major reform of data protection law in Europe. Together with the directive on the prevention and detection of criminal offenses, it forms the “data package” aimed at harmonizing data protection rules, strengthening […]

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The rejection of a bid for a public contract can be a delicate situation for a company, but there are steps you can take to understand the reasons for the rejection and decide on the actions to be taken. You can also consider appealing to the administrative court if there have been shortcomings. The public […]

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How to React When Your Child is a Victim of Bullying? What to Do to Help Them? Who to Turn to? The figures reported by the government are alarming: nearly one million children have experienced bullying over the past three years, and on average, two students per class are victims of bullying. Bullying in schools […]

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When establishing a business, many entrepreneurs choose not to purchase premises but to seek a commercial lease instead. This choice offers various advantages, notably by not putting pressure on the company’s cash flow at its inception and by more easily allowing the possibility of changing locations to accommodate the company in places better suited to […]

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In 2020, 4 million children had separated parents. Approximately 380,000 children are affected each year by their parents’ separation, with 60% being born out of wedlock. Hence, the issue of parental separation affects a large number of children. The place of the child in the event of parental separation is a complex and sensitive subject, […]

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Every year, the Defender of Rights, an independent administrative authority aimed at combating discrimination and promoting equality, publishes its barometer on discrimination in employment. The latest report from December 2023 focused on employees affected by chronic illnesses and their experiences of discrimination in the workplace. However, discrimination can take various forms, and it’s important to […]

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Patents are conceived as tools to encourage technological innovation and drive technical progress, which in turn is seen as a source of economic and social advancement. Inventors are incentivized to innovate and patent their creations because they are granted exclusivity for a specified period, allowing them to recoup research and development expenses. A patent grants […]

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A trademark is the recognition element of a service or a product. It presents a dual interest, namely to protect consumers who are familiar with the quality of the purchased product or service and to protect companies against competitors who might try to imitate them. The trademark must be represented in a way that allows […]

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Contrary to the myth of the author and inventor until the 18th century, who was imagined as creating alone in a stroke of genius, intellectual creation (whether artistic or technical) is increasingly the result of group work and notably orders placed with employees. Contrary to what many believe, employees often have rights to their creations, […]

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