Your dedicated team

Three partners, a unique approach.

Simon Bosson

Partner / Paris and New York Bar

Simon advises French and international companies on labor law issues, both individual and collective.

He regularly handles cross-border issues, assisting international groups with their establishment in France and managing the social aspects of their restructuring operations.

Simon also represents clients in high-stakes litigation, particularly cases involving senior executives and finance professionals with complex compensation structures.

In addition, he has developed strong expertise in advising and structuring companies that rely on emerging forms of employment, such as portage salarial and outsourced work solutions.

2025: Abari avocats, partner

2023–2025: Littler France, Counsel

2020–2022: Fromont Briens, lawyer

2018 – 2019 : Ashurst, legal expert

2017 : Flichy Grangé, lawyer

2021: Admitted to the New York Bar

2018: LL.M – Georgetown University, Washington D.C.

2017: Admitted to the Paris Bar

2014: Master 2 – DJCE, Lyon III Faculty of Law

French, English

  • “Teleworking abroad: risks and best practices,” Revue Fiduciaire – April 2026 (co-author)

  • Intervention at the DJCE de Lyon on “Employment aspects of restructuring” – April 2026

  • “Shared employment contracts: beware of penalties in case of misuse of the scheme,” Jurisprudence Sociale Lamy No. 613 – September 2025 (co-author)

Guillaume Coeurdevey

Partner / Paris Bar

A specialist in employment law, Guillaume advises French and foreign companies in all areas of labor law, covering both individual and collective aspects.

He has developed particular expertise in collective bargaining, notably in relation to working hours and the implementation of innovative work organization (hybrid work, 4-day week, conventional parental leave, etc.).

Guillaume also handles a large number of cases relating to the management of employee representative bodies (structuring, information-consultation, expertise), and is regularly called upon to represent companies in disputes on this subject.

Guillaume also offers his clients thematic and practical training courses on the various aspects of employment law.

2023: Abari avocats, partner, co-founder

2017 – 2023: LPA CGR avocats, lawyer

2016 – 2017: Fromont Briens, lawyer

2023: Certificate of specialization in labor law

2016: Oath taking

2014: Master 2 – DJCE, Lyon III Law School – Specialization in Labor Law – Major

French, English

Recognized in 2025 in the “Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch 2026” ranking in the Labor and Employment Law category.

Recognised by his peers in the “Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch 2025” ranking in the Labor and Employment law category.

  • “Teleworking abroad: risks and best practices,” Revue Fiduciaire – April 2026 (co-author)
  • Intervention at the DJCE de Lyon on the topic “Employment aspects of restructuring” – April 2026
  • Intervention at French Tech Paris-Saclay – April 2026
  • “A year of employment law in companies in difficulty,” Semaine Sociale Lamy No. 2173 – February 2026 (co-author)
  • Intervention at CCI Troyes et Aube on the topic “Developments in employment law” – February 2026
  • Training of 250+ lawyers as part of continuing education at École des Avocats de Paris on the topic “Supporting clients facing economic difficulties: employment law tools” – December 2025
  • Intervention at Laval Économie on the topic “Developments in employment law” – September 2025
  • “A year of employment law in companies in difficulty,” Semaine Sociale Lamy No. 2127 – February 2025 (co-author)
  • “Economic redundancy: the list of redeployment positions must include the criteria allowing employees to be ranked,” Jurisprudence Sociale Lamy – February 2025 (co-author)
  • Intervention to students of the School of Impact on the main principles of employment law – June 2025
  • “Voluntary departure of a protected employee within a redundancy plan: the labour inspector does not have to review the economic grounds for termination,” Semaine Sociale Lamy No. 2094, 27 May 2024 (co-author)
  • “The agreement revising a UES: a sui generis agreement?” Jurisprudence Sociale Lamy No. 583, 23 April 2024 (co-author)
  • “A year of employment law in companies in difficulty,” Semaine Sociale Lamy No. 2084, 18 March 2024 (co-author)
  • “Economic redundancy within a group of companies – distinction between the scope of redeployment and the scope for assessing the economic grounds,” Jurisprudence Sociale Lamy No. 575–576, 21 December 2023 (co-author)
  • “Welcome clarifications on the cessation of the company’s activity,” Jurisprudence Sociale Lamy No. 573, 7 November 2023 (co-author)
  • Interview “Climate law: has a genuine environmental social dialogue emerged within companies?” Liaisons sociales quotidien – 3 November 2023
  • Intervention in 2023 at the Manufactory incubator of the University of Lyon – “Employment law – HR best practices”
  • “Employment law – Macron Ordinances and teleworking,” La Semaine Juridique Notariale et Immobilière No. 11, 16 March 2018, 1128 (co-author)
  • Contributor to Lamy Droit social 2015: “profit-sharing bonus,” “collective proceedings and insolvency insurance,” and “employee savings plans and allocation of free shares”

Rudy Jourdan

Partner / Paris Bar

A specialist in labor law, Rudy devotes his entire professional activity to employment law, advising and litigating on behalf of companies of all sizes and in a wide variety of sectors.

He has developed specific expertise in managing the employment aspects of corporate growth operations (mergers, acquisitions), as well as in managing restructurings (whether or not involving downsizing) for both companies in good standing and those in difficulty (safeguarding, judicial settlement, liquidation).

He also handles a large number of health and safety cases, and regularly pleads on this subject before courts.

At the same time, Rudy is active in inter-and intra-company training, and regularly contributes to articles and publications in his field.

2023: Abari avocats, partner, co-founder

2016 – 2023: LPA CGR avocats, avocat counsel

2009 – 2016: Fromont Briens, lawyer

2016: Certificate of specialization in labor law

2009: Oath taking

2007: Master 2 – DJCE, Aix-en-Provence Law School

French, English

  • Legal 500 EMEA 2022 : Employment (Tier 3)

  • Chambers Europe 2022 : Employment (Band 4)

  • “Teleworking abroad: risks and best practices,” Revue Fiduciaire – April 2026 (co-author)

  • Intervention at CCI Troyes et Aube on the topic “Developments in employment law” – February 2026
  • “A year of employment law in companies in difficulty,” Semaine Sociale Lamy No. 2173 – February 2026 (co-author)

  • Training of 250+ lawyers as part of continuing education at École des Avocats de Paris on the topic “Supporting clients facing economic difficulties: employment law tools” – December 2025

  • Intervention at the Master 2 DPRT of the Université de Montpellier on the topic “Anticipating difficulties in order to better overcome them: employment law tools” – November 2025
  • “Shared employment contract: beware of sanctions in case of misuse of the scheme,” Jurisprudence Sociale Lamy No. 613 – September 2025 (co-author)
  • “A year of employment law in companies in difficulty,” Semaine Sociale Lamy No. 2127 – February 2025 (co-author)
  • “Economic redundancy: the list of redeployment positions must include the criteria allowing employees to be ranked,” Jurisprudence Sociale Lamy – February 2025 (co-author)
  • “Voluntary departure of a protected employee within a redundancy plan: the labour inspector does not have to review the economic grounds for termination,” Semaine Sociale Lamy No. 2094 – May 2024 (co-author)
  • “The agreement revising a UES: a sui generis agreement?” Jurisprudence Sociale Lamy No. 583 – April 2024 (co-author)
  • “A year of employment law in companies in difficulty,” Semaine Sociale Lamy No. 2084 – March 2024 (co-author)
  • “Economic redundancy within a group of companies – distinction between the scope of redeployment and the scope for assessing the economic grounds,” Jurisprudence Sociale Lamy No. 575–576 – December 2023 (co-author)
  • “Welcome clarifications on the cessation of the company’s activity,” Jurisprudence Sociale Lamy No. 573 – November 2023 (co-author)
  • Intervention 2023 at the Restructuring & Transformation Summit – “Anticipating company difficulties in order to better overcome them: employment law and restructuring tools”
  • Interventions 2019 and 2020 at the Restructuring & Transformation Summit – “Alternative methods of company reorganisation”
  • Intervention 2020 at the Master 2 “Law and Practice of Employment Relations,” Université Paris-Saclay – “Legal and case law developments”
  • “Employment preservation or development agreements,” Semaine Juridique Social (JCP S) No. 8 – February 2017 (co-author)
  • Lecturer 2016 at HEDAC – “Employment contract”, “Psychosocial risks”
  • Contributor to Lamy Droit social 2013, 2014 and 2015: “profit-sharing bonus,” “collective proceedings and insolvency insurance,” and “employee savings plans and allocation of free shares”
  • “Sanction for imprecision in statements relating to worked and non-worked periods – intermittent employment contract,” Jurisprudence Sociale Lamy No. 411 – June 2016 (co-author)
  • “Established harassment not affecting the employee’s consent,” Jurisprudence Sociale Lamy No. 386 – March 2015 (co-author)
  • “Attempt to recognise a co-employment situation in the context of inexcusable fault litigation,” Jurisprudence Sociale Lamy No. 358 – January 2014
  • “Return-to-work medical examination – absence of submission of proof of absence,” Jurisprudence Sociale Lamy No. 345 – June 2013
 

Camille Charousset

Senior Associate / Paris Bar

Camille advises companies and non-profit organizations of all sizes on the full spectrum of employment law matters, covering both individual and collective labor relations, with a distinctly practical and business-oriented approach.

In this capacity, she has developed particular expertise in advising organizations within the social and solidarity economy (SSE), assisting them with structuring their operations (working time, employee representative bodies, reorganizations), auditing their practices (payroll, employment contracts, company policies), and negotiating their collective status. She also advises on collective bargaining at industry level and works with joint bodies.

Camille further represents clients in both individual and collective litigation, notably in disputes relating to expert appointments and employee representatives’ alert rights.

She also designs and delivers tailored training programs for executives and managers on a wide range of employment law topics (fixed-term contracts, collective agreements, harassment, etc.).

2026: Abari Avocats, Senior Associate

2019 – 2026: Cornillier Avocats, Associate

2015 – 2017: SNCF, Employee Relations Officer

2019: Admitted to the Paris Bar

2019: Certificate of Aptitude for the Legal Profession (CAPA), Haute École des Avocats Conseils de Versailles (HEDAC)

2016: Master’s Degree (LL.M. equivalent) in Employment Law and Human Resources Management, Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense University

French, English

  • “Mutual Termination Agreements: Continued Growth in 2021,” Lextenso (actu-juridique.fr), published December 29, 2021
  • “Unvaccinated Employees: Is Termination of Employment Possible?”, Cadre Dirigeant Magazine, December 23, 2021
  • “Resurgence of Mutual Terminations After the Covid Crisis: Expert Analysis,” Cadre Dirigeant Magazine, June 21, 2022 (co-
    author)
  • “Value Sharing: A Welcome but Insufficient Step Forward,” Opinion piece published on Les Echos website, December 4, 2023
    (co-author)

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