Roselyn S. Sands, resident in the Paris office of Ernst & Young Société d'avocats, is a seasoned American and French lawyer. After many years of commercial and employment litigation experience in the United States, Roselyn’s practice now focuses on advising multinational companies regarding the implementation of global restructuring decisions in France and in Europe. She also advise American companies in managing the workplace in conformity with the rigid and burdensome demands of French and European labor and employment laws. An American national born in Havana Cuba, Ms. Sands is fluent in English, French, and Spanish.
• Publications :
- International Employment Law, Matthew Bender & Co. (New York, 1996, 1999), Author, chapter on French Labor and Employment Law.
- Personnel Today, UK professional publication (2000-2001), Author, various articles on French labor and employment law.
- HR Advisor and International HR Advisor, US professional publication (2001), Author, Case Study in French Labor Law Aspects of Corporate Restructuring.
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• Educations :
- University of Paris Law School Panthéon-Assas Master of Law in French Labor and Employment Law with honors (1994)
- University of Miami School of Law Juris Doctorate with honors (1983) Moot Court Board Winning Team and Best Oralist
- Oxford University Certificate in Comparative Law and European Community Law (1981)
- University of Florida Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (Finance) with high honors (1978)
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• Associations :
- Legal Counsel and member of Executive Committee of American Democrat Abroad, France (1999-present)
- Member of the American Bar Association, International and Labor Law Sections
- Member of the Florida, New York and California Bars, Labor Law and International Law Sections
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• Languages : french, english, spanish
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