Commercial Litigation in the Netherlands
Delving into Dutch commercial law, will the Netherlands Commercial Court recognize your foreign-issued contracts, or will your case hit a dead end?
Contract Lawyer In The Netherlands
Remko Roosjen is a Dutch contract attorney in the Netherlands and creates close working relationships with clients, providing pragmatic solutions across on all legal matters in the Netherlands. Remko is a partner of our commercial law firm in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. His specialist areas include Dutch contract law, including Dutch commercial contracting and legal disputes, including civil litigation under Dutch law, arbitration in the Netherlands and other forms of dispute resolution, such as mediation. Remko Roosjen is a sharp, creative Dutch attorney with extensive cross-border experience representing both foreign plaintiffs and defendants. Visit Remko's profile via the website or via his LinkedIn Profile.
Non-Compete Clauses in Dutch Commercial Agency Contracts
Non-compete clauses are common provisions in commercial agency contracts under Dutch law. They are designed to protect the principal’s business interests by preventing an agent… Read more »Non-Compete Clauses in Dutch Commercial Agency Contracts
Force Majeure Under Dutch Law
Force majeure under Dutch law (in Dutch: “overmacht“) in the legal context refers to a situation in which a party cannot be held liable for… Read more »Force Majeure Under Dutch Law
Proposal for a directive on ai liability
Developments in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) are evolving rapidly. AI technology and applications have existed for decades, but recent years have seen significant… Read more »Proposal for a directive on ai liability
What Are ESG Clauses Under Dutch Law?
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) clauses are becoming increasingly important in contracts in the Netherlands. These clauses are designed to ensure that companies maintain responsible… Read more »What Are ESG Clauses Under Dutch Law?
Procedure for a penalty from a Dutch Regulatory Authority
Dutch regulatory authorities enforce laws through inspections and audits. These authorities, such as KSA, NVWA, ILT, DNB, and AFM, play a crucial role in ensuring that companies comply with… Read more »Procedure for a penalty from a Dutch Regulatory Authority
Penalty payments under Dutch law
A penalty payment, or “dwangsom” under Dutch law, is a powerful legal instrument used to ensure compliance with a judicial ruling. A civil penalty is… Read more »Penalty payments under Dutch law
Dutch Business Contract Review
How does a Netherlands business lawyer protect your commercial interests under Dutch law? Dutch entrepreneurs sign approximately 23% of their contracts without legal review, resulting… Read more »Dutch Business Contract Review
Choice of Law in Contracts under Dutch Law
What exactly does choice of law in a contract mean? Choice of law in an agreement determines which national law governs the rights and obligations… Read more »Choice of Law in Contracts under Dutch Law
Director and Supervisory Board Liability in the Netherlands
Why is director liability urgent for your organization? Director liability affects all Dutch companies – from multinationals to family businesses. Recently, proceedings against directors increased… Read more »Director and Supervisory Board Liability in the Netherlands