Julien ICARD

Julien ICARD is a Professor of Private Law at Paris-Panthéon-Assas University, specializing in labor law, international and European social law, social restructuring law, and social litigation. He co-directs the Social Law Laboratory and the Master's in Social Protection and Remuneration, and serves as an elected member of the National Council of Universities (CNU) Section 01.

• Education: Aggregation in Private Law and Criminal Sciences, Doctorate in Law

Research Interests

His research focuses on labor law, including prescription periods, collective bargaining, employment contracts, and European Union social law. He examines legal timeframes, judicial interpretation, and the impact of supranational norms on national labor regulations.

Publications

His recent works address topics such as the irregularity of collective agreements, European competition in labor law, prescription periods for paid leave claims, and the legal implications of business transfers on social committees. His articles emphasize procedural law, judicial reform, and legal harmonization across jurisdictions.

Leadership

He co-directs the Social Law Laboratory and the Master's in Social Protection and Remuneration, and participates in the Council of Studies and Student Life (CEVE). Externally, he advises on the economic and social effects of branch agreement extensions.