Fieldfisher LLP has recently strengthened with the arrival of practice head Marc Krestin to its disputes resolution practice. Krestin brings expertise in international arbitration and cross-border litigation, while co-head Marcel Willems handles commercial and corporate disputes as well as restructuring and insolvency matters.

De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek covers the full breadth of commercial and corporate litigation and is notably well-versed in mass claims, climate-related disputes and cases at Supreme Court level. The team is jointly led by Eelco Meerdink and Jeroen van der Schrieck; Meerdink has a wealth of experience handling financial sector litigation and restructuring disputes, while van der Schrieck leads on corporate litigation matters including proceedings at the Enterprise Chamber. The team includes Davine Roessingh, who is well-regarded for her work on climate and ESG litigation and also handles corporate disputes and enforcement matters. Marnix Leijten is noted for his expertise in arbitration and cross-border litigation, Machteld de Monchy focuses on mass claims, and Jan-Willem Meijer is a go-to for Supreme Court litigation.

Houthoff offers expertise in commercial and corporate disputes, arbitration, mass claims and Supreme Court litigation. The team boasts a sizeable bench, helmed by Jan Willem de Groot and Bart van der Wiel. De Groot is an expert in corporate litigation, regularly leading on landmark cases, while van der Wiel heads the Supreme Court litigation team and excels at commercial disputes. An authority on cross-border disputes, Albert Knigge is well-versed in Dutch civil procedures and leads on high-profile litigation. Commercial litigator Rick Cornelissen is a go-to for contract litigation and class actions; David Heems handles a mix of commercial, corporate and distressed litigation, as well as international disputes; and Marjolein Heuten is noted for her work on corporate disputes and shareholder litigation. Laura van Gardingen is a further core part of the Supreme Court litigation team.

NautaDutilh has longstanding expertise in an array of disputes and represents clients from early pre-contentious stages all the way to Supreme Court litigation. The team has recently been active in climate change litigation and environmental liability cases, as well as corporate and securities disputes, commercial litigation, enforcement, class actions, and competition cases. Practice head Freerk Vermeulen leads on appellate and Supreme Court proceedings involving commercial, corporate and financial issues. Vermeulen also handles cross-border disputes and contentious matters involving climate change, international public law and human rights. Frans Overkleeft is central in corporate litigation and securities disputes, regularly handling proceedings before the Dutch Enterprise Court, while Kasper Krzeminski represents energy and chemical on commercial and contractual disputes. Daan Hannema is experienced in class actions, corporate litigation and securities disputes.

Pels Rijcken handles a broad range of contentious matters, including commercial, corporate and financial litigation; insurance and professional liability disputes; and administrative litigation. The firm is well-regarded for its work with the State of the Netherlands, Dutch municipalities and provinces but it also advises multinational corporations, financial supervisory authorities and professional organisations on contentious matters. The practice is co-led by Sikke Kingma, Willem Heemskerk and Wemmeke Wisman. Heemskerk is a go-to among corporate clients, specialising in liability and compensation cases; Wisman is well-versed in international public and humanitarian law, liability, and contract issues; and Kingma heads the Supreme Court litigation group, handling high stake cases involving civil law issues. Hans van Wijk is a further key part of the Supreme Court litigation team and handles issues involving the public sector and Dutch Caribbean law. Raimond Dufour excels in cross-border disputes and class actions.

Stibbe‘s litigation group leverages significant regulatory, competition, corporate and finance law expertise. The team is well-versed in handling a range of disputes for domestic and multinational corporates, private equity firms, financial institutions, and professional services companies. Jeroen Kortmann heads the group and is an expert in contractual disputes, insurance litigation, competition law and collective redress. Tim de Greve represents both claimants and defendants in litigation proceedings, while Gertjan Boekraad is a go-to in the professional services sector, focusing on defending clients against mass claims and collective actions. Boekraad is also adept at handling commercial litigation, insolvency issues, and corporate and shareholder disputes.

Van Doorne continues to be a go-to firm for commercial and corporate litigation, acting for multinational corporations on high-value domestic and cross-border disputes. The team leverages the firm’s expertise in insurance, competition and white-collar crime to advise on insurance-related disputes and cartel damages cases. Other issues it handles includes ESG claims, restructuring and insolvency litigation. Team lead Daan Beenders focuses on liability law and procedural law within both commercial litigation and class actions. Sjoerd Kamerbeek centres his practice on shareholder and governance disputes, post M&A issues and joint venture litigation. Jasper Leedekerken is an expert in civil liability, representing clients in disputes involving contracts, tort, mass damages and securities.

A&O Shearman‘s litigation practice is led by disputes specialist Richard de Haan, who is well-versed in public and private M&A disputes, joint venture and shareholder litigation and often handles matters before the Enterprise Chamber of the Amsterdam Court of Appeal. The team acts for global and domestic clients on cross-border corporate, financial and commercial litigation cases. Hilde van der Baan is known for her work on energy, projects and construction disputes, while Marieke Schaink focuses on M&A disputes, contractual liability and tort. Tim Sweerts is a go-to for class actions and ESG-related proceedings. Marieke van Hooijdonk and Arnold Croiset van Uchelen both left the firm in 2025.

Clifford Chance is a go-to firm for international and global clients requiring expertise in cross-border corporate and commercial litigation. Dirk-Jan Duynstee heads the team and is well-versed in corporate and securities litigation. Duynstee handles a wide array of matters from directors’ liability to governance issues, shareholder disputes, and banking and finance proceedings. Daan Lunsingh Scheurleer centres his practice on international disputes, focusing on class actions and multi-party litigation involving liability, fraud, securities and other issues. Further experts in commercial and corporate disputes include Guido Bergervoet  and Tiemen Drenth.

Evers Soerjatin excels in handling issues before the Enterprise Chamber of the Amsterdam Court of Appeals, focusing on a range of commercial disputes and mass damages litigation. Marcel Evers co-leads the team alongside Stein van Thiel. Evers represents corporates, shareholders, directors and supervisory directors in complex contentious mandates. Van Thiel is adept at both shareholder disputes and commercial disputes, while also often handling inquiry proceedings. Jessica de Rooij centres her practice on collective actions, while Jasper Wonders represents clients in commercial disputes. Jonas Verheul is also noted for his work on cases at the Enterprise Chamber.

Freshfields LLP‘s dispute resolution practice is a go-to for complex and novel disputes concerning ESG, regulated sector issues, and restructuring and insolvency. The team is co-led by Mijke Sinninghe Damsté and Jelle Drok. Damsté is known for her work on class actions and mass claims, and also handles corporate law disputes such as shareholder and joint venture issues. Drok is experienced in handling IP litigation involving copyright, database rights and elsewhere represents clients in commercial litigation. Tea Minovic joined the firm in January 2025 and is sought-after regarding corporate litigation and governance issues.

Linklaters acts for major global corporates, financial services players, and regulated sector actors in cross-border and high-value corporate and shareholder litigation, competition disputes, class actions, product liability issues and restructuring proceedings. The litigation, arbitration and investigations practice is led by longstanding disputes specialist Daniella Strik, who is well-versed in collective redress alongside corporate and banking litigation. Other members of the team include Gerard Meijer and Bart Fleuren, who centres his practice on Supreme Court litigation, handling competition, finance and corporate law disputes.

Loyens & Loeff is sought-after for its expertise across corporate and commercial litigation as well as its skills in corporate restructuring and insolvency. The team is particularly active in class actions with cross-border aspects. Sidney Berendsen leads the team and has a wealth of experience handling corporate law disputes centred around transactions, shareholder conflicts, and directors’ and shareholders’ liability. Berendsen also handles commercial litigation for real estate, financial services and pharmaceutical clients. Co-head Bastiaan Kemp is experienced in handling multi-jurisdictional litigation for private equity firms, funds and listed companies. Marit Bosselaar is key on disputes involving ESG issues.

Stek‘s dispute resolution practice stands out in cross-border commercial litigation proceedings within regulated sectors, regularly acting for energy developers, generators, and network operators on matters concerning availability, supply contracts and infrastructure projects. The firm also specialises in cartel litigation and follow-on damage claims. The team sits is led by Gerben Smit, who handles corporate litigation such as shareholder disputes; Jan Bart van de Hel, who leads on corporate investigations, fraud cases and directors’ liability issues; and Simon Boersen, who excels in commercial litigation. Max Hetterscheidt and Tanja Schasfoort are also key on commercial disputes.

AKD pairs expertise across the disputes landscape with a particular focus on commercial, corporate and financial litigation. Leading the team is Patrick Haas, who focuses on mass claims litigation and class actions, as well as bringing a particular specialism regarding shareholder disputes, directors’ liabilities, and corporate law issues. Jeffrey Kleywegt is well-versed in corporate and commercial litigation, Thijs Hekman focuses on financial sector disputes and Fouad el Houzi excels in handling insolvency proceedings.

Baker McKenzie is often sought out by clients to handle cross-border and multi-jurisdictional mandates, spanning post-M&A disputes, construction and commercial litigation, and greenwashing claims. The team is jointly led by Frank Kroes and Itse Oosterhoff. Kroes is well-versed in commercial litigation, handling issues from corporate liability to ESG, competition issues and professional negligence claims. Oosterhoff leads on contractual disputes, directors’ and shareholders’ liability litigation, as well as commercial fraud cases. Sjef Janssen handles a mix of commercial and competition litigation.

BarentsKrans covers commercial and contractual litigation, private enforcement disputes and finance-related claims. William Schonewille and Philip Fruytier jointly led the team, with Schonewille focusing on financial disputes and Fruytier leading on Supreme Court litigation. Rieme-Jan Tjittes is a specialist in commercial contract law and Martijn van Maanen aids claimants in private enforcement issues and class actions. Annelies van der Ploeg is also a go-to lawyer for commercial contract issues, representing producers, importers, distributors and retailers. Roeland de Mol and Marjolein van Rest both left the firm in 2025.

Bird & Bird‘s dispute resolution practice focuses on representing multinational clients in the technology space and other regulated sectors on complex and high-value matters. Spearheading the practice, Evelyn Tjon-En-Fa leverages her expertise in public and private law to represent clients in mass claims, insurance and liability litigation, corporate disputes, as well as construction and infrastructure claims. Olaf Trojan is noted for his work on media and press litigation alongside insolvency matters.

CMS is well-equipped to handle an array of mandates from corporate, financial and commercial litigation to construction disputes, project issues and reinsurance claims. The team is co-led by Leonard Böhmer, Peter Soede, Aukje Haan and Bart-Adriaan de Ruijter. Böhmer acts for a mix of domestic and global clients on corporate litigation; Soede stands out for his knowledge of liability law; Haan leads on complex corporate, commercial and ESG litigation; and De Ruijter represents management boards, supervisory boards, shareholders and listed multinationals on corporate law issues.

Dentons regularly acts for multinational clients on complex cross-border issues. With a core focus on corporate and commercial litigation, the team is sought-after regarding shareholder, joint venture, securities and directors’ liability disputes, as well as class action proceedings. Michel Deckers co-leads the team alongside Anouk Rosielle, Deckers stands out on corporate and securities litigation as well as collective actions. Rosielle is a go-to among energy, pharmaceutical and manufacturing clients, assisting in international corporate and commercial litigation. Jordi van Borssum Waalkes is noted for his work on shareholder disputes.

DLA Piper is noted for its expertise in cross-border corporate, finance, commercial, ESG and construction litigation. Practice head Marnix Holtzer leads on corporate litigation cases and assists C-level executives on issues such as corporate governance. Ewald Netten is sought-after among banks and financial institutions for representation in finance, securities and insolvency disputes as well as restructuring mandates. Frank van de Wakker is noted for his work on financial litigation involving bankruptcy law. Michiel Coenraads left the firm in February 2026.

Finch Dispute Resolution represents both domestic and global clients in commercial litigation, shareholder disputes, class actions, and enforcement proceedings. The practice is led by Koen Rutten, Dieuwertje de Leeuw, Stefan Holterman, Maarten Mussche and Carlijn Tjoa. Rutten is a go-to for shareholder disputes and insurance issues; de Leeuw is sought-after among clients in the financial services sector for her expertise in corporate disputes; Holterman is well-versed in handling issues before the Enterprise Chamber; Mussche focuses on regulated sector disputes; and Tjoa is well-equipped to represent clients in directors’ liability cases.

Florent represents both domestic and international shareholders, entrepreneurs, and corporates in commercial, corporate, and financial litigation. The team has grown its presence with the hire of Christine Vreede following her departure from NautaDutilh. Vreede centres her practice on commercial contract issues and also represents clients in class action proceedings. The team is led by Yvette Borrius who handles cross-border financial and public law litigation. Chris Jager is also experienced in handling litigation for domestic and international clients.

Jones Day is highly sought-after on cross-border cases particularly within the energy, chemical and industrial sectors. Particular areas of focus include ESG and greenwashing issues. Practice head Gerjanne te Winkel handles a wide range of disputes from shareholder litigation to takeover battles, ESG-related claims, directors’ and professional liability issues and tort claims. Yuri Wehrmeijer is noted for his work in injunction proceedings, while Jonathan Bakker focuses on commercial litigation and class actions.

Kennedy Van der Laan regularly represents clients in commercial, shareholder and post-M&A disputes, serving as a key point of contact among domestic and multinational corporations from a variety of sectors including retail, telecoms and finance. Christoph Jeloschek leads the team alongside Martine de Koning. Jeloschek is adept at handling cross-border litigation and IT disputes, while de Koning focuses her practice on competition law disputes. Isabel van Tuyll van Serooskerken is known for her proficiency regarding contentious commercial and corporate law mandates.

Lexence handles a mix of commercial and corporate litigation, standing out for its expertise in handling contentious mandates concerning shareholder, corporate governance, and directors' liability issues. The team is led by the 'very knowledgeable' Timo Jansen, who handles high-value post-M&A and takeover disputes; Bram Thomas Craemer, who leads on cross-border contentious matters concerning trade agreements; and Willem Smelt, who is a key port of call regarding shareholder disputes.

VANEPS has built up its disputes practice, with team co-head Roderik van Hees being joined by fellow co-leads Roeland de Mol and Marjolein van Rest, who both arrived from BarentsKrans. Van Hees handles both commercial and corporate disputes, specialising in cross-border disputes which impact Dutch and Dutch Caribbean clients. De Mol centres his practice on corporate and commercial disputes such as shareholder litigation, M&A conflicts and the termination of negotiations. Van Rest specialises in representing clients before the Enterprise Chamber.

Wijn & Stael Advocaten N.V. strengthened with the arrival of new practice co-head and commercial disputes expert Leonore Bruining from Hogan Lovells International LLP. The firm focuses its dispute resolution practice on handling restructuring and insolvency disputes as well as Supreme Court litigation. Fellow co-head Noor Zetteler handles litigation involving finance, securities and insolvency law. A further insolvency law expert, Thijs van Zanten heads up the Supreme Court litigation team. Also co-heading the team, Remco Vermaire is sought-after among financial institutions for representation in bankruptcy litigation.

Ysquare focuses on domestic and cross-border disputes in the energy, construction, banking, IT and financial sectors. It handles a broad scope of issues from contractual and non-contractual liability claims to corporate litigation, bankruptcy proceedings, financial litigation and energy cases. Margriet de Boer excels in contractual disputes and liability litigation, Jan van Nass centres his practice on corporate and commercial disputes, and Robbert Jan van der Weijden is a go-to for civil litigation.

Brande & Verheij LLP‘s dispute resolution practice is jointly led by co-founders Jeroen van den Brande and Theodoor Verheij and brings a wealth of experience representing plaintiffs in class actions and handling a range of commercial litigation work. Van den Brande is noted for his engagement across commercial disputes, competition damages litigation and collective redress, while Verheij focuses on corporate and M&A disputes, commercial litigation and class actions.

Höcker Advocaten‘s corporate litigation, public interest and class actions practice is regularly entrusted by listed companies, NGOs, and semi-public organisations. The team is headed by Marc Wolters, who focuses on domestic and cross-border corporate litigation and has experience representing clients in civil lawsuits, class actions, and Enterprise Chamber proceedings. Rick Geerars brings expertise in corporate law and regularly acts for clients in shareholder disputes.

A disputes boutique, Lennox Litigation handles corporate and commercial disputes involving product liability, contracts and distribution, post-M&A and finance litigation, as well as professional liability cases. The practice is led by Gerard Endedijk, who excels in commercial and corporate litigation involving insurance and liability law. Maarten Vink focuses on contractual disputes, product liability cases and insurance-related litigation.

Norton Rose Fulbright is well-versed in handling complex, cross-border mandates for high-profile regulated sector clients. A particular area of expertise us insurance disputes, ranging from financial risks to cyber claims and product liability. The team also has capabilities to handle corporate and financial litigation as well as restructuring and insolvency disputes. Team lead Jan Duyvensz focuses on commercial litigation within the energy and insurance sectors, regularly handling matters involving liability claims.

A disputes boutique formed in November 2024, Rubicon Impact & Litigation B.V. focuses on corporate, commercial and ESG litigation as well as class actions. The practice was founded by co-leads Anita van Wees , Frank Peters and Michelle Krekels . Peters excels in corporate litigation, Krekels represents clients in securities litigation and van Wees handles governance-related disputes and shareholder litigation. Each joined from bureau Brandeis.

Rutgers & Posch handles disputes concerning M&A and joint ventures, corporate governance, and commercial contracts, particularly within regulated sectors and the financial space. Alongside its competency in litigation, the firm also handles restructuring and insolvency cases and class actions. is well-versed in aiding clients within the healthcare sector. Practice head Huib Schrama leads on commercial and corporate litigation, often handling cross-border cases involving issues such as directors’ liability, class actions and M&A disputes. Rik Analbers litigates before the Enterprise Chamber and is deeply familiar with corporate disputes.

STAUNCH has expertise across a range of disputes from commercial contracts to finance, construction and insurance-related issues. Practice co-head Malte Malycha represents clients in post M&A issues, contract litigation and investment disputes. Lútsen de Vries also co-leads the practice and focuses on liability proceedings. Stefan Derksen is a further key member of the team and excels in construction, technology, insurance and investor disputes.

Litigation specialist Stonewater demonstrates capabilities across commercial and corporate disputes and also handles Supreme Court proceedings. The practice is jointly led by founding partners Bart Zandbergen and Marc van Rijswijk. Zandbergen is a go-to lawyer for cassation proceedings and also litigates regarding M&A, financial, and shareholder disputes. Van Rijswijk excels in corporate litigation and represents clients before the Enterprise Chamber and other civil courts.

Windt Le Grand Leeuwenburgh represents clients in complex corporate litigation and is particularly active in shareholder disputes. The team is led by Irene Tax, who handles a mix of corporate and commercial litigation, alongside founding partners Ruben Leeuwenburgh and Richard Le Grand, who are both well-versed in corporate litigation. Leeuwenburgh centres his practice on insolvency, directors’ liability and shareholder disputes, while Le Grand represents clients in corporate governance disputes.

act legal Netherlands represents domestic companies, shareholders and directors in civil, corporate and commercial litigation, focusing on the retail, real estate, and hospitality sectors. The practice is co-led by Berth Brouwer, who is adept at handling disputes involving shareholders, joint ventures, professional partnerships and commercial contracts. Fellow co-head Willem van Dijk represents clients in post M&A conflicts and inquiry proceedings before the Enterprise Chamber.

Buren acts for cross-border clients in contractual disputes, product liability issues, enforcement proceedings, corporate governance disputes, shareholder litigation and M&A-related conflicts. Philip ter Burg leads the team and focuses on cross-border disputes, IP litigation and international fraud recovery actions. The team is also co-led by Chinese market specialist Jan Holthuis; Paul A. Josephus Jitta, who handles corporate disputes; and Klaas van der Graaf, who is well-versed in commercial contracting and commercial litigation.

Davids Advocaten focuses on corporate litigation, representing start-ups, multinational corporates and directors and shareholders in cross-border and domestic disputes. The firm pairs strong capabilities in insolvency and restructuring cases with a wealth of expertise regarding shareholder disputes and corporate liability cases. Litigation specialists Mark-Hendrik De Vries, Laurie Van Leeuwen, Jan Davids, Nils Reerink and Joris Boddaert together co-lead the team.

De Roos Advocaten en Notariaat Cooperatief U.A. is well-equipped to handle corporate, shareholder, post-M&A, directors’ liability and ESG-related disputes. In the commercial law space, the team also handles disputes arising from distribution, service and IT agreements. Co-leading the team, Maurits van Zoest leverages deep knowledge of contract law to represent clients in corporate and commercial disputes, Fellow co-head Olivier Schotel regularly litigates on corporate disputes and ESG issues.

DVDW Advocaten handles includes shareholder disputes, corporate governance issues and post-M&A conflicts, as well as contentious issues related to commercial contracts and professional liability. Marjon Lok handles disputes involving financial distress, Marlies Siegers is a go-to for international litigation, and Evert Jan Heijnen handles a mix of commercial litigation and insolvency proceedings.

Eversheds Sutherland‘s litigation and disputes management team regularly handles cross-sector and cross-border mandates, acting for a diverse array of clients in sectors including energy, industrials, consumer, TMT, and financial services. Practice head Marie-Hélène Berghuijs is particularly well-versed in handling civil disputes within the technology and energy sectors. Energy and industrial disputes expert Michiel Coenraads joined the firm in February 2026.

Greenberg Traurig LLP‘s litigation group draws on its international network to advise on cross-border commercial and corporate disputes. The team is noted for its work on commercial contract, corporate governance and business disputes. Allard Huizing heads the practice and represents financial, real estate, technology, engineering and infrastructure sector clients in corporate and commercial litigation.

HBN Law & Tax's corporate and commercial litigation team litigates before all levels of courts in the Netherlands and at global arbitral tribunals. The firm centres its practice on representing clients in the oil & gas, energy, construction, manufacturing, shipping and transpiration sectors. It also stands out for its work on disputes involving the Dutch Caribbean. Chris de Bres and Stan Putter both lead the team from The Hague, with the former focusing on high value disputes and the latter handles international disputes for overseas clients.

Hogan Lovells International LLP‘s litigation practice is led by Manon Cordewener, who focuses on commercial and corporate litigation, antitrust and bankruptcy disputes as well as class actions. The team is highly sought-after among clients from the automotive, life sciences, financial services and TMT sectors, regularly handling corporate litigation before the Enterprise Chamber of the Amsterdam Court of Appeal.

Lindenbaum‘s litigation team is particularly sought-after by plaintiffs for representation in collective actions, follow-on damages claims, M&A litigation and investment disputes. Damiën Berkhout specialises in class actions and competition law litigation and Guido Vergouwen is a go-to for domestic and cross-border shareholder, corporate, and post-M&A disputes. Stefan Tuinenga is a further key contact.

Osborne Clarke handles an array of cross-border commercial and corporate litigation for global clients and stands out on disputes related to the technology sector. Jeroen Bedaux heads the practice and is experienced in representing multinational companies and financial institutions in commercial, corporate and financial litigation, as well as class actions and regulatory investigations. Paul Brouwer is a go-to for retail sector clients and regularly handles commercial disputes.

OSK Advocaten has particular expertise across civil litigation and white-collar crime cases. As a core focus of its litigation practice, the firm specialises in high-profile disputes concerning bankruptcy, damages, and sanctions. Practice head Jurjen de Korte handles a mix of arbitration and litigation, often representing clients in multi-jurisdictional disputes involving debt collection.

Ploum‘s dispute resolution practice handles contractual disputes, corporate litigation, insurance disputes and insolvency cases. It is also active on contentious regulatory and environmental cases, representing both domestic and international clients. Maurice Verhoeven leads the practice and focuses on liability issues, shareholder disputes and inquiry proceedings before the Enterprise Chamber. Insurance and liability-related disputes are also handled by Natalie Vloemans.

Pot Jonker Advocaten has expertise across litigation involving distribution issues, franchise and sub-contractor agreements, public procurement procedures, directors’ and officers’ liability and competition law. The firm also has a dedicated government liability team. Floris Diepraam leads the commercial litigation offering, while Robbert Boesveld is a go-to for liability issues and Supreme Court litigation. Babette Blaisse-Verkooijen centres her practice on public procurement law and Oscar van der Pol handles disputes involving regulatory issues and civil law.

Russell Advocaten B.V. is headed by Paul Russell, who is highly sough-after on mandates concerning cultural assets and artefacts. With deep expertise in disputes concerning notable art assets, the team regularly acts for international corporates, luxury goods players, high-net-worth individuals, and galleries and museums. Outside of its focus on art and trade, the firm also handles corporate, governance, and contract litigation for individuals and businesses.

Taylor Wessing‘s litigation practice acts for multinational life sciences, technology and manufacturing companies in cross-border litigation. Wim Maas leads the team and focuses on IP disputes. Vera Jurgens specialises in commercial litigation, while Mark Goorts handles corporate cases such as shareholder disputes and post-M&A issues.

Van der Feltz Advocaten is a boutique firm that is adept at representing clients in the public sector, pairing this with strong relationships in the energy, construction, and industrial sectors. The firm also brings a wealth of expertise in Supreme Court litigation. The practice is co-led by Jacques Sluysmans who leverages his expertise in civil law and administrative law to handle commercial litigation, while fellow co-head Ruben Wiegerink regularly represents clients in cassation proceedings involving leasehold law.