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Stibbe represented Simed International in a dispute with the privately-owned Slotervaart hospital in Amsterdam. The Slotervaart hospital claimed that Simed International had sent incorrect invoices to the Slotervaart hospital, which would therefore have b

Stibbe represented members of the Supervisory Board of the Dutch professional football club FC Twente when the club faced financial difficulties in 2016.

Stibbe assisted a client in the pharmaceutical sector with conducting an in-depth legal assessment regarding the scope and modalities of the safety features to be added to (the packaging of) medicinal products.

Stibbe advises N.V. Zeeland Seaports ("ZSP") on the bankruptcy of Thermphos International B.V. ("Thermphos"), one of the world's largest producers of phosphorus before it was declared bankrupt in November 2012.

Advising Merin (formerly Uni-Invest) on the restructuring of its of its approximately EUR 790 million outstanding CMBS and Mezzanine loans and the sale of the company to Patron Capital and TPG Capital.

Advising Forbion Capital Partners on the delisting of Amsterdam Molecular Therapeutics (AMT) Holding.

Stibbe advised a plasma protein biotherapeutics company on Belgium's implementation of a new Act on public procurement law that obliges Belgian hospitals to conduct a public procurement process for public contracts for the supply of medicinal products.

Stibbe advised the directors of the Gemeentelijke Holding, one of the main historical shareholders of Dexia NV, throughout the entire crisis period.

Stibbe advised a leading biotechnology company on the legal aspects of clinical trials development for biotech medicinal products.

Stibbe assisted a global innovative pharmaceutical company in a complex co-marketing and co-promotion agreement and advised it on the impact of an innovative product’s registration at the European Medicines Agency.

Stibbe assisted Cellerix with its merger with Euronext-Brussels-listed Tigenix.

Stibbe represents Heineken as a major creditor in the bankruptcy of the catering company Plassania.

On 22 April 2022, Amsterdam Trade Bank N.V. ("ATB") filed for bankruptcy and was declared bankrupt by the Amsterdam District Court. The court appointed D.D. Nijkamp and J.E.P.A. van Hooff as bankruptcy trustees.