Remko Roosjen is a litigation lawyer in the Netherlands and creates close working relationships with clients, providing pragmatic solutions across on all legal matters in the Netherlands, including Dutch legal proceedings. Remko is a co-founder of our Dutch Law Firm in Amsterdam. As a litigation attorney in the Netherlands, his specialist areas include (international) Commercial Disputes & Contracts, including Dutch civil litigation, arbitration under Dutch law and mediation. Furthermore, Remko is a specialist lawyer for pre-judgment attachments in the Netherlands, conducting summary proceedings before the Dutch courts, and filing claims in the Netherlands. Remko is a sharp, creative Dutch attorney with extensive experience representing both plaintiffs and defendants in Dutch litigation. Visit Remko's profile via the website or via his LinkedIn Profile.
In the Netherlands, the legal system offers various procedures to resolve disputes, including the ‘bodemprocedure’, which translates to a proceeding on the merits in the… Read more »Proceedings on the merits in the Netherlands
The Netherlands has a long-standing culture of conservatory arrest, where individuals are temporarily detained by police in order to prevent further criminal activity. This practice… Read more »Conservatory arrest in the Netherlands
Uncover the strategic power of interlocutory proceedings in the Netherlands, and learn how they can be a game-changer in your legal battles.
The conditions for the commencement of arbitral proceedings in the Netherlands include the following elements: there must be an agreement between the parties to arbitrate,… Read more »Arbitration in the Netherlands
Procedural law in the Netherlands is an important part of civil and criminal justice. It’s a complex subject, but understanding it can be essential for… Read more »Procedural law in the Netherlands
Recently, the Supreme Court in the Netherlands rendered a judgment on product liability under Dutch law that addressed the question of when a hip prosthesis… Read more »Lapse of a legal claim for damages in the Netherlands
Under Dutch law, the limitation periods in a civil case are regulated as follows: there is a subjective limitation period of five years starting from… Read more »Limitation period in the Netherlands
Before executing pre-judgment seizures, a creditor needs approval from a judge of the District Court (in Dutch: “voorzieningenrechter”). The submission for these seizures (in Dutch:… Read more »Pre-judgment Attachments under Dutch law
Most civil court proceedings in the Netherlands begin when a writ of summons (in Dutch “dagvaarding”) is delivered by a Dutch bailiff (in Dutch: “deurwaarder”)… Read more »Civil court proceedings in the Netherlands
Our Dutch lawyers in the Netherlands represent a large number of foreign clients in legal disputes before Dutch courts. As the Dutch court system differs… Read more »Litigation attorney in the Netherlands