Business and corporate litigation

Business and corporate litigation

Litigating when it is necessary

We are regularly asked to assist directors, supervisory directors and shareholders in disputes against other bodies of the company. Naturally, the first priority is to try and reach an amicable settlement.

No-nonsense

When a business dispute becomes unavoidable, we will advise you on the most appropriate procedure, both in and out of court. We are committed, no-nonsense oriented and we think ahead. And we have only one goal: to provide you with the best possible solution, so that you can concentrate on running your business.

Various procedures

Proceedings that may be necessary, include: summary proceedings, squeeze-out proceedings, dismissal proceedings against the director and the most special: the inquiry proceedings before the Enterprise Chamber of the Amsterdam Court of Appeal. In these proceedings, at the request of a shareholder or the company itself, an investigation is carried out into the policy and course of affairs of the company. Often more importantly, immediate measures can be requested, which have a direct and far-reaching impact on the functioning of the company and its stakeholders. In the Enterprise Chamber, the company’s interest, not the interest of any of the other parties involved, is leading in the expected decision.