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Are You Facing the Challenge of Terminating a Contract under Dutch Law?

Terminating a contract under Dutch law

Are you confronted with the daunting task of terminating an agreement under Dutch law? The process of ending a contract can be complex and sensitive. However, understanding the applicable legal requirements, along with your rights and obligations, is crucial. This article serves as a comprehensive guide on how to terminate an agreement according to Dutch […]

How Does Arbitration Work in the Netherlands?

Arbitration Netherlands

Arbitration in the Netherlands is a form of alternative dispute resolution in which parties submit their conflict to private arbitrators rather than the public courts. Dutch Arbitration procedures differ from litigation in the Dutch civil courts, as a separate body is tasked with resolving the dispute. But, how Does Arbitration work in the Netherlands? In […]

How Do You Hire the Right Dutch attorney?

Hire the Right Dutch attorney

Hiring a Dutch Attorney: Where Do You Start? Are you searching for a lawyer in the Netherlands but unsure where to begin? You are not alone. Each year, more than 34% of Dutch citizens and entrepreneurs explore legal support without prior knowledge. However, choosing the right attorney is crucial: it can mean the difference between […]

What Are the Legal Grounds for a Shareholder Buyout in the Netherlands?

Shareholder buyout Netherlands

A shareholder buyout—meaning the purchase of shares by another party—is a recurring theme in Dutch corporate law. Each year, about 18% of SME acquisitions in the Netherlands involve such a buyout. These transactions may occur voluntarily or result from a legal obligation. Dutch law provides a robust and clear legal framework. As a result, both […]

Patricia de Klerk

+31 (0)20 – 210 31 38patricia.de.klerk@maakadvocaten.nl +31 (0)20 – 210 31 38e-Mail Patricia de Klerk Office specialist Patricia de Klerk serves as Office Specialist at MAAK Advocaten, where her dedication and organisational skills make her an indispensable member of the team. With years of experience supporting legal professionals, Patricia has mastered the art of ensuring that daily […]

Dutch Product Compliance Attorney

Dutch Product Compliance Attorney

+31 (0)20 – 210 31 38ewout.van.waasbergen@maakadvocaten.nl +31 (0)20 – 210 31 38e-Mail Ewout van Waasbergen Dutch IP and litigation Attorney Ewout van Waasbergen is an attorney-at-law at MAAK Advocaten in Amsterdam and operates at the intersection of intellectual property law, commercial contract law, and litigation under Dutch law. He represents both Dutch and international companies […]

Dutch Intellectual property Lawyer

Arnout Gieske

+31 (0)20 – 210 31 38 arnout.gieske@maakadvocaten.nl +31 (0)20 – 210 31 38e-Mail Arnout Gieske Intellectual Property Attorney in the Netherlands Arnout Gieske is an experienced Intellectual Property attorney in the Netherlands specializing in intellectual property law, IT law, data protection, and privacy law under Dutch law. As a dedicated Dutch IP attorney, Arnout represents […]

Dutch media law attorney

Florentine Sikking

+31 (0)20 – 210 31 38 florentine.sikking@maakadvocaten.nl   +31 (0)20 – 210 31 38 e-Mail   Florentine Sikking Dutch media law attorney Florentine Sikking is a specialized Dutch media law attorney who represents legal interests in matters concerning media, reputation protection, copyright and contracts in the media and entertainment industry in the Netherlands. As a […]

How does prejudgment attachment work in the Netherlands?

Prejudgment Attachment in the Netherlands

Conservatory attachment (“conservatoir beslag”) is a powerful preventive tool under Dutch law. It allows creditors to temporarily block a debtor’s assets before a court judgment. In other words, it helps them maintain control over possible recovery assets. Consequently, the creditor places a legal ‘lock’ on the debtor’s possessions, stopping them from moving assets out of […]

Prescription and Interruption Under Dutch Civil Law

Prescription and Interruption Under Dutch Civil Law

What Constitutes a Legal Claim under Dutch law? Under the Dutch Civil Code (Burgerlijk Wetboek), individuals and entities may hold claims against one another, referred to as legal claims (rechtsvorderingen). These claims empower the creditor to initiate legal proceedings in a civil court to enforce obligations, such as payment or the transfer of property. It’s […]

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