Sharp litigation in disputes that matter
Juriaan de Vries ›When a dispute escalates, the approach determines the outcome. We combine in-depth legal knowledge with an eye for the commercial interests at stake.
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Strategic litigation in contract disputes, trade conflicts and liability claims. From preliminary relief and injunctions to full proceedings, with the approach set by what the case demands rather than a fixed template.
Corporate Litigation
Board liability, shareholder disputes and inquiry proceedings before the Enterprise Chamber. From first demand to final judgment, for directors and shareholders when control or the continuity of the company is at stake.
Corporate & Commercial Law
Legal guidance in mergers, joint ventures and restructurings. From due diligence to closing, with the allocation of risk in transactions, shareholder agreements, governance structures and commercial contracts settled in advance.
Insolvency & Enforcement
Insolvency, suspension of payments, WHOA proceedings and prejudgment and enforcement attachments. From attachment leave to enforcement disputes, from securing claims to the effective enforcement of judgments and arbitral awards.
Real Estate & Construction
Disputes in the sale and purchase of real estate, construction claims, contractor agreements and tenancy law. From hidden defects to handover disputes, in proceedings for owners, developers, contractors and tenants in every property conflict.
Consumer Litigation
Proceedings on product liability, unfair commercial practices and consumer sales. From non-conformity to warranty disputes, in advice and proceedings for businesses and consumers on rights, warranties and general terms and conditions.
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Behind every dispute lies a commercial reality. A collaboration that has broken down, a director who must account for their conduct, a transaction that did not deliver what was promised.
We understand that context, and that is what makes the difference in how we litigate. We represent companies, directors, shareholders and private individuals in their most significant disputes: a question of director liability, a conflict between shareholders, a commercial contract that is not performed. That means litigating hard where it is called for, and a sharply negotiated outcome where that achieves more.