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During a webinar on Thursday, February 10, 12:00 – 13:30, Stibbe lawyers Tijn Kortmann, Jan van Oosten and Rut Molenaar-Wingens will update you on housing construction under the Environment Act (Omgevingswet).

Stibbe organiseert een webinar over enkele fiscale ontwikkelingen op het gebied van vastgoedfondsen

Het Stibbe Real Estate webinar zal plaatsvinden op 11 februari 2021 via zoom.

Het Stibbe Real Estate webinar zal plaatsvinden op 11 februari 2021 via zoom.

Erik Valgaeren, TMT partner at Stibbe in Brussels, speaks about Algorithmic Criminal Justice at the 14th edition of the annual Computers, Privacy and Data Protection Conference taking place from 27-29 January 2021 in Brussels.

The Global Investigations Review is organising the ‘GIR Interactive Regional Spotlight’. During the conference, Muriël Rosing will attend and speak at the panel “The view from continental Europe – key trends impacting compliance and investigations”.

Stibbe's litigation associate, Charlotte Conings, speaks on access to and use of digital evidence in criminal proceedings during a seminar organised by the Centre for IT & IP Law (CiTiP) and the Institute for Criminal law of KU Leuven.

Several Stibbe lawyers ​​​​​explain the rights and obligations of companies when confronted with announced or unannounced raids. What do to when, for example, tax authorities, the competition authorities, police services or a bailiff are at your doorstep?

Op woensdag 30 september organiseert het Instituut voor Bouwrecht (IBR) een studiemiddag over projectfinanciering van bouwprojecten. Ingmar de Groot en David Orobio de Castro zijn beiden spreker tijdens deze middag.

On Thursday 18 June 2020 Maarten de Bruin, Jan van Oosten, Boris Cammelbeeck and Johan Vrolijk will present an hour-long webinar (in Dutch) concerning recent developments in the field of lease law, environmental law and taxation.

Stibbe, together with Bureau Stedelijke Planning, is organising a seminar on 5 November on the most recent relevant case law following the Appingedam case. Three months after the final judgment, additional case law from the Council of State has been publi