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As one of the leading and largest real estate practices in the Benelux, we are experienced in handling all types of real estate transactions, developments and redevelopments, and major construction and infrastructure projects.

Our Energy and Industry practice has a comprehensive sector and legal business understanding of transactional, project development, and regulatory matters.

Our team of experienced infrastructure and mobility specialists provides vital services to clients looking to navigate the ever-changing mobility landscape.

Our team has proven experience in all aspects of public law in the broadest sense, providing the academic, pragmatic, effective advice our clients require.

Our tax practice covers a wide range of domestic and international tax matters, focusing on advisory, transactional and complex litigation work across the Benelux market.

Bringing together experts in all relevant fields, we are optimally equipped to provide integrated assistance to audit firms and accountants in challenging times.

Our reputable and experienced healthcare and life sciences lawyers provide a full range of legal services to companies and professionals active in the healthcare and life sciences sectors.

As one of the leading Benelux law firms in private equity, we advise private equity sponsors and their portfolio companies at all stages of the investment cycle. 

Our broad expertise in all areas of sports law allows us to provide our clients with the highest quality service in legal advice and representation.

Organisations increasingly identify opportunities to make their business models more future proof, to become more sustainable or more ESG oriented, to adapt to and deal with climate change, and to tackle the scarcity of resources.

By the very nature of this area of law, matters can be sensitive, urgent and, at times, both. In response, we act promptly and decisively, providing strategic, tailored advice to our clients and representing them in litigation, disputes and transactions.

Mass litigation is accelerating across sectors, driven by third-party funding and procedural reforms such as the Dutch WAMCA, which enables opt-out claims for damages but meanwhile imposes stricter admissibility criteria.

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, marked by geopolitical uncertainty and changing regulations, businesses face significant opportunities and legal challenges when engaging with technology. From AI to fintech, technology is reshaping  industries—and legal frameworks must evolve accordingly.