Clément Salines was called to the Bar in 2010 and joined the Actance firm as an associate, in charge of employment litigation.

In 2018, he co-founded the NOVIA firm with Lydia Hamoudi, where he headed the litigation department.

He joined Cloix Mendès-Gil in January 2025 to develop its employment law department.

An experienced courtroom practitioner with solid experience before labour and social security courts, he mainly represents employers facing contentious employment issues.

His areas of practice cover collective employment litigation (information/consultation procedures with staff representative bodies, restructurings and redundancy or voluntary departure plans, electoral disputes) as well as individual employment disputes (dismissals, discrimination, harassment, working time, etc.) and employment-related criminal law litigation (obstruction of staff representative bodies, undeclared work, illegal lending of staff, workplace accidents, etc.).

He also assists clients with URSSAF (French social security) audits and in managing occupational risks (workplace accidents, occupational illnesses, inexcusable misconduct claims, etc.).