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Olivier LANG studied law at the Robert Schuman University in Strasbourg. He became a lawyer in 1998 and has since then been registered at the Luxembourg Bar. After his traineeship and legal practice examination, he co-founded the law firm NOEL WIES LANG & MAJERUS where he remained a partner for four years. From 2004 to 2019, he was a member of the Commission consultative des droits de l'Homme du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg (National Human Rights Commission) where he was vice president for ten years. Since 2004, he is the Luxembourg representative of the Academic Network for Legal Studies on Immigration and Asylum in Europe, Odysseus. In 2006, he founded the attorneys’ office LANG AVOCATS which he decided to devote largely to the defense of people whose human rights are particularly vulnerable.

The promotion and defense of human rights remain our main and constant motivation and guide our course in national spheres as well as in European and international law. We find the common denominators that will allow us to help you solve your problems. If the solution can’t be found at the national level, we will do everything to find it at another level.

 

Our task is to help you in situations involving the following areas:

PUBLIC LAW

1) Administrative Law

  • Environmental Law
  • Spatial Planning
  • Public Service Law
  • Refugee Law
  • Free Movement and Immigration
  • Public Markets
  • Business Permits

2) Constitutional Law

  • Prejudicial questions to the Constitutional Court
  • Constitutionality of Administrative Acts (regulatory and individual)

3) European Union Law

  • Litigation in the EU Public Service
  • Prejudicial questions

4) Social Security Law

 

PRIVATE LAW

1) Civil Law

  • People Rights / Children Rights (mariage, divorce, filiation, adoption, parental authority, guardianship)
  • Consumer Protection
  • Rent Law
  • Liability / Damage compensation / Obligation Law

2) Criminal Law

  • General Criminal Law
  • Special Criminal Law
  • Particular Criminal Law
  • Enforcement of Sentences
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3) Labour Law

  • Labour Law
  • Collective Labour Relations
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4) Cassation