Court disputes - CRIDO

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We represent our clients in courts of all instances throughout the country in labour law matters, regarding, in particular:

mobbing, discrimination and unequal treatment;
employee claims arising from the termination of employment contracts in the individual and group procedure;
accidents at work;
the determination of the existence of an employment relationship;
non-competition and acts of unfair competition;
salaries, including overtime pay.

We also provide comprehensive procedural advice in cases of offences and crimes, as well as in social insurance cases. We also represent clients in mediation and settlement negotiations.

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