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Anna Milleret-Godet

Anna MILLERET-GODET is a partner in the firm’s “Employment law – Social welfare Law” department. Anna advises French and international businesses on their strategic corporate reorganisations, including mergers and acquisitions, site closures, business transfers and other asset disposals. Anna is also recognised for her expertise in providing legal support to companies in connection with evolving staff working conditions (whistleblowing and internal investigations, CSR, GDPR, international mobility) and changes in workforce numbers, through the implementation of job protection plan (“PSE”) or voluntary redundancy plans. She assists her clients with complex collective and individual litigation and also advises top executives on negotiating their departure. · Delsol Avocats

FranceEmployment, Social Welfare LawFrench, English

About

Anna Milleret-Godet is a partner in Delsol Avocats’ Employment law – Social welfare Law department advising French and international businesses on strategic corporate reorganisations, including mergers and acquisitions, site closures, business transfers and other asset disposals. She also advises on evolving working conditions (whistleblowing and internal investigations, CSR, GDPR, international mobility), implements job protection plans (PSE) and voluntary redundancy plans, and handles complex collective and individual litigation including executive departures.

Practice areas

EmploymentSocial Welfare LawCorporate / M&ALitigationData Protection

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Expertise

Mergers & acquisitions (employment aspects)Site closures and redundancies (PSE and voluntary redundancy plans)Whistleblowing & internal investigationsCSR advice related to employmentGDPR / Data protection in employmentInternational mobilityExecutive departures and negotiated exits

Education

  • Master’s degree in domestic and international litigation, University of Paris V
  • Master’s in Legal Careers, University of Lyon

Admissions

  • Sworn as a lawyer (France), 2009

Languages

FrenchEnglish