After ten years' practice at French and international firms, Lydia Hamoudi co-founded a firm specialising in employment law with Clément Salines in 2018.

In January 2025, she joined Cloix Mendès-Gil with her team to strengthen and develop the advisory and training activities of the Employment Relations and Labour Law practice.

Lydia Hamoudi advises French and international companies on all aspects of individual and collective employment relations, in both labour and social security law.

She has particular expertise in restructurings, the establishment and management of works councils (CSE), collective bargaining and trade union law, as well as issues relating to employment criminal law, health and safety, and psychosocial risks.

Lydia Hamoudi taught employment law at the University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne for several years before developing training activities for professionals, including executives, HR professionals, staff representatives, accountants and lawyers.

She is a member of Avosial, the in-house employment lawyers' association, and of the Association des Avocats Japonophiles (Japanese-speaking Lawyers' Association).