Litigation
A first meeting is without obligation
Book a meetingLitigate when necessary, settle when possible
Litigation is a means, not an end. We start with a sharp analysis of your position and the costs and opportunities of each route. This often leads to a settlement that is better than a judgment. If litigation is the best course of action, we pursue it with determination: at the district court, in summary proceedings or at the Enterprise Chamber.
You will work directly with the lawyer handling your case and you will know the costs in advance.
What we can help you with
Shareholder disputes and inquiry proceedings, disputes between directors, contract disputes and collection of business claims, directors' liability, summary proceedings and attachment, arbitration and mediation.
Recent work
Summary proceedings on behalf of a minority shareholder against a decision of the general meeting. A settlement was reached after the hearing: a buyout at a market-competitive price.
Frequently asked questions
Do I always have to litigate in a business dispute?
No. We start with an analysis of your position and the costs and opportunities of each route. A settlement is often better than a judgment. We litigate when it is the best course of action.
How much does a legal procedure cost?
That depends on the route and the complexity. We discuss a budget in advance and, where possible, work with a fixed price per phase, so you know what to expect.
How quickly can summary proceedings be initiated?
In urgent cases, summary proceedings can be heard within a few days to weeks. We will immediately assess whether your case is suitable for this.
What does the Enterprise Chamber do?
The Enterprise Chamber of the Amsterdam Court of Appeal handles, among other things, inquiry proceedings in disputes within a company, for example between shareholders or directors.