21.03.2019 EU law 'GDPR 360°' - Interaction between GDPR and other key legal domains Seminar - Erik Valgaeren, Partner TMT, and his team organize a seminar which focuses on the interaction between GDPR and litigation, corporate law, administrative law and employment law. Read more Team: Carolien Michielsen, Carol Evrard, Sara Bevernaege, Sarah De Wulf, Cyril Fischer, Niels Tack, Pieter Wouters, Florent Volckaert, Jérôme Aubertin, Erik Valgaeren
20.03.2019 BE law Brexit and public procurement – WTO provides the solution, right? Articles - The UK is set to leave the EU. Yet, Brexit will only have a small impact on public procurement, since even a ‘hard Brexit’ would entail no substantial differences with the current regime. Read more Team: Nathanaelle Kiekens, Ian Arnouts, Niels Tack
21.03.2019 NL law Legislative proposal on mass damages claims approved by the Dutch Senate Short Reads - On 19 March 2019, the Dutch Senate approved the legislative proposal that introduces collective actions for damages under article 3:305a of the Dutch Civil Code (DCC). As the legislative proposal did not give rise to any debate in the Senate, it was passed without a vote. Read more Team: Jeroen Kortmann, Branda Katan, Renske Steinvoort
20.03.2019 NL law Erik Verweij speaks about procurement rules and IT contracts Speaking slot - On 21 March 2019, Erik Verweij will give a lecture on European Procurement Law for Platform Outsourcing Nederland. Read more Erik Verweij Senior Associate Amsterdam
21.03.2019 NL law 15 aspects of Brexit you did not know Short Reads - A Brexit without a deal, or with a deal that does not cover all relevant aspects, is still a potential scenario. We have highlighted a number of unexpected legal consequences of Brexit in such a no deal or incomplete deal scenario. Read more Team: Derk Lemstra, Judica Krikke, Floris ten Have, Astrid Helstone, Jeroen Kortmann, Job van Hooff, Reinout de Boer, Martin In de Braekt, Rogier Raas, Anna Collignon, Jasper Klopper
15.03.2019 EU law European Court of Justice issues landmark ruling on parental liability Short Reads - On 14 March the European Court of Justice issued a landmark judgment in the Skanska case. In this ruling, the Court of Justice held that parent companies can be held liable for the damage caused by a competition infringement committed by their subsidiary if the parent company (that holds all the shares in the subsidiary) has dissolved the subsidiary but continued its economic activity. Read more Team: Jeroen Kortmann, Marieke Bredenoord-Spoek, Nienke de Jong