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Roch Pałubicki

Roch Pałubicki

Of Counsel, attorney-at-law

Since 2000, has dealt with labour law at SK&S. Accumulated extensive experience dealing with individual and collective labour law and social insurance law. Advises on managerial contracts, working time, no competition clauses and the employee-related aspects of M&A transactions, such as the transfer of employees. Participates in collective labour disputes and negotiations, and provides advice on collective and individual redundancies. Represents clients before labour and social insurance courts. Co-author of “The Employment Law Review” published by Law Business Research.

CONTACT
Phone:+48 61 856 04 14
Mobile phone:+48 606 815 836
Fax:+48 61 856 05 67
Email: roch.palubickiprotected@protectedskslegal.pl
Education
  • Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań – MA in Law – 2001
Experience
  • Advises on managerial contracts, working time, no competition clauses and the employee-related aspects of M&A transactions, such as the transfer of employees
  • Participates in collective labour disputes and negotiations, and provides advice on collective and individual redundancies
  • Represents clients before labour and social insurance courts
RECOMMENDATIONS
  • Chambers & Partners: Employment
  • Legal 500: Employment
PUBLICATIONS

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