Dutch corporate law offices
Our corporate law firm in the Netherlands has a team of specialists in the field of international and Dutch corporate law. Our dedicated corporate lawyers in the Netherlands assist parties in a company takeover, setting up new corporate structures, or in corporate litigation in the Netherlands. Our corporate team enjoys a strong reputation drawing up and assessing business agreements, the purchase of shares, director’s liability, management buy-out of shares, and advising in the event of the dismissal of a director. We act for companies, shareholders and directors.
If you need to set up a company in the Netherlands (such as a private limited company, public limited company, or a partnership), you are at the right place. Or, if you enter a business dispute, we can conduct summary proceedings (an urgent procedure), proceedings on the merits before the civil courts, or an inquiry procedure before the Enterprise Chamber in Amsterdam. Clients count on us for their daily strategy choices and our team of corporate attorneys is at your service.
DUTCH CORPORATE LAW SPECIALISTS
MAAK Advocaten has a team of Dutch lawyers who are specialized in both corporate disputes under Dutch law, and the drafting, negotiating and terminating of corporate agreements governed by Dutch law. Our lawyers in Amsterdam will be happy to assist you with all corporate matters in the Netherlands. Please do not hesitate to contact us.
OUR DUTCH CORPORATE LAWYERS
Annemetje Koburg | Dutch corporate disputes attorney
Remko Roosjen | Partner & Dutch lawyer
Annette Moranne | Dutch legal expert
Martin Krüger | Partner & Associate
Dutch corporate law
Dutch corporate law governs the operations and management of companies within the Netherlands. It establishes clear guidelines for corporate governance, shareholder rights, and duties of directors, ensuring that the Dutch businesses operate under a transparent and fair system.
Why Opt for Dutch Corporate Law Expertise at Our Firm?
MAAK Advocaten excels in Dutch corporate law, particularly in attorney product regulation. Located in Amsterdam, we’re known for our detailed legal advice and strong litigation support, including unique Buy-Out Procedures in the Netherlands.
Dutch law presents various pathways for shareholder buy-outs, each with its distinct advantages:
Voluntary Buy-Outs: Ideal for shareholders wishing to exit.
Squeeze-Out Procedures: Designed for majority shareholder dominance.
Minority Shareholder Protections: Ensures fair treatment for all.
What Are Directorial Responsibilities and Liabilities in Dutch Corporate Law?
Directors bear personal risks for financial missteps. MAAK Advocaten works through these rules, so that directors are protected against personal liability. Our expertise covers the full spectrum of director liabilities under Dutch law.
How Are Directors Dismissed or Suspended?
The process, which MAAK Advocaten manages with careful precision, respects both the company’s and the individual’s rights, ensuring a balanced approach to director dismissal and suspension.
Why Are Preventive Measures and Corporate Documentation Critical?
Prevention is central to effective corporate governance. We craft crucial documents, like shareholders’ agreements and articles of association, custom-made to meet your specific business requirements.
Corporate litigation in the Netherlands
Corporate litigation in the Netherlands deals with resolving disputes related to these corporate laws, often involving issues like breaches of fiduciary duty, conflicts among shareholders, or disputes over mergers and acquisitions. This dual system supports a stable business environment by providing clear legal recourse for resolving corporate disputes efficiently and fairly.
Choosing MAAK Advocaten: What Sets Us Apart?
Diverse Expertise: Our proficiency spans a broad array of corporate law facets.
Specialized Knowledge: We’re adept at managing corporate disputes within Dutch courts.
Local Insight: Our understanding of Dutch business practices is unmatched.
Extensive Network: We offer a broad network across the Netherlands.
MAAK Advocaten handles a wide array of corporate legal matters, from company establishment to complex disputes in the Enterprise Chamber of the Amsterdam Court of Appeal. Our forte includes shareholder disagreements, buy-outs, share transfers, and directorial issues, ensuring your enterprise aligns with Dutch corporate law intricacies. Discover more about our corporate law offerings here, and gain insights from our blogs here.
Dutch corporate specialists
With a focus on both local and international clientele, MAAK Advocaten commits to top-tier service and competitive pricing. Our dedication to attorney product regulation and Dutch corporate law guarantees a solid legal foundation for your business.
For legal advice and litigation support in Dutch corporate law and attorney product regulation, look no further than MAAK Advocaten, your trusted partner in Amsterdam.
Contact Us
Need expert advice in Dutch corporate law? Reach out to us. Our team, deeply rooted in the Netherlands, specializes in all-encompassing corporate legal solutions. From complex contract discussions to intricate litigation, we offer customized strategies to protect your business interests. Partner with us for unmatched legal expertise, prioritizing your corporate success above all.
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Blogs about Corporate law Netherlands
A statutory director can be dismissed at any time by the body authorized to appoint, typically the general meeting of shareholders. The dismissal decision terminates both the corporate law relationship and the employment contract, provided all statutory and articles of
A management agreement under Dutch law is a contract in which a company engages a director or manager — usually through a management BV — to run part of its business as an independent assignment rather than as an employee.
When facing a shareholder dispute in the Netherlands, you can choose between the statutory dispute resolution (squeeze-out or exit via Article 2:336 or 2:343 Dutch Civil Code), a contractual arrangement from your shareholders’ agreement, or the buy-out procedure with 95%
A cooperation agreement under Dutch law is a contract in which two or more parties agree to work together toward a common goal while remaining independent businesses. Dutch law leaves the parties largely free to shape it, which makes clear
A 403 declaration is a statement by which a Dutch parent company accepts joint and several liability for the debts of a group subsidiary, in return for which that subsidiary is exempt from preparing and publishing its own annual accounts.
A dispute resolution mechanism in a Dutch shareholders’ agreement determines how conflicts between shareholders are resolved. This mechanism describes the step-by-step procedure, from mediation to court proceedings, preventing disputes from paralyzing business operations or leading to costly legal escalation. A