Marc Spuijbroek

Marc specialises in ICT and data protection with a focus on ICT law.

He works in close collaboration with a range of clients including international companies, institutional investors and public bodies on matters including ICT outsourcings, ICT procurements and litigious ICT disputes.

Furthermore, Marc regularly advises clients in regards to software license audits and disputes, together with general data protection matters.

Marc has a master’s in Dutch law from the University of Amsterdam (2006). He also attended the Stibbe MBA Highlights Programme at INSEAD (2020).

Languages: Dutch, English
Admitted to the Amsterdam Bar: 2017

Experience

25.11.2019 NL law
Stibbe advises Eneco

Experience - Stibbe is advising Eneco on the sale of all shares in Eneco to a consortium led by Mitsubishi Corporation for a total equity value of EUR 4.1 billion.

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Team: Heleen Kersten, Nora Offergelt, Wouter Hofstee, Tess Hendriks, Omar El Gachi, Emilie Renardel de Lavalette, Maurits Schmitz, Paul Vestering, Tom Barkhuysen, Reinout de Boer, Rein Wesseling, Manon Cremers, Ali al Khatib, Li Wee Toh, Sophie Zwartkruis-Bakker, Iris Hendriksen, Johanne Boelhouwer, Ea Visser, Roderik Vrolijk, Judica Krikke, Rogier van der Struijk, Martin In de Braekt, Suzanne van Boheemen, Dennis Mollema, Anna Collignon, Soeradj Ramsanjhal, Marc Spuijbroek, Rein van Helden
01.07.2019 NL law
Stibbe advises Excess Materials Exchange (EME)

Experience - Excess Materials Exchange (EME), a digital facilitated marketplace B2B platform for excess materials trade. We advised on matters with regard to setting up the articles of association and legal structure, employment law, data protection and advise EME on the legal position of the definition of “waste”.

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Team: Valérie van 't Lam, Roos Bruijnsteen, Marie-Elise Heijboer, Marc Spuijbroek, Karlijn van den Heuvel, Jasper Klopper, Anne Merks

Related news

07.04.2020 NL law

Impact van de coronacrisis op ICT-overeenkomsten

Short Reads - De uitbraak van het coronavirus heeft gevolgen voor de gang van zaken binnen iedere organisatie. Mogelijk ook op uw contracten met leveranciers of juist afnemers van ICT. Het onderstaande overzicht bevat aandachtspunten voor het bepalen van uw positie ten aanzien van een aantal veelvoorkomende onderwerpen in ICT-overeenkomsten.

21.10.2019 EU law

Elektronische identificatie en ondertekening conform eIDAS

Articles - De eIDAS-verordening heeft een juridisch kader geïntroduceerd dat de betrouwbaarheid en acceptatie van elektronische transacties binnen de EU moet vergroten. Hiervoor wordt een gelijk speelveld beoogd waarin burgers en bedrijven binnen de EU met hun eigen nationale elektronische ID zich ook digitaal kunnen identificeren bij openbare instanties uit andere lidstaten. Daartoe worden uniforme eisen gesteld aan de betrouwbaarheidsniveaus van deze elektronische ID’s.

29.11.2019 NL law

Challenges and solutions in the software market

Seminar - Stibbe is organising a seminar in Amsterdam on 29 November 2019 concerning recent developments in the software market, potential new opportunities offering the right to respond to powerful suppliers, and the question of how these developing resources can be used effectively.

28.08.2019 NL law

Masterclass: e-signature and electronic identifiers

Masterclass - Stibbe is organising a Masterclass on 26 September 2019 in Amsterdam on the subject of e-signature and electronic identifiers. This Masterclass will cover the legal framework and focus especially on the numerous possibilities for applying the various electronic signatures in different situations. In addition, we explain the regulations governing electronic identifiers, and the mandatory European recognition they receive.

21.10.2019 NL law

Stibbe develops 'Wooncontractgemak'

Inside Stibbe - Together with ABN AMRO, Stibbe has developed the Wooncontractgemak ('Easy Housing Contract') application last year. This SAAS application helps housing corporations and prospective tenants to collect the necessary data for the allocation of a home.

27.05.2019 EU law

One year of GDPR - The regulatory warm-up

Short Reads - The first year of the General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR") is over. Although early noises predicted an entirely new data protection regime, the European legal framework did not change substantially, the major changes being an expansion of the territorial scope to non-EU countries and stronger powers of enforcement. In spite of fears and rumours of immediate enforcement and huge fines, most regulators focused on helping companies achieve compliance, or they enforced without directly imposing fines.