Practice areas in the Netherlands Bar’s register

The advocates listed below have registered the following principal (and secondary) legal practice areas in the Netherlands Bar’s register of legal areas:

  • Kim Albert is registered in:
    Real estate law, including the subcategories Construction law, Neighbour law, Easements and Ground lease
    Environmental law, including the subcategories Environmental law, Nature conservation law, Spatial administrative law and Water law
  • Rutger Boogers is registered in:
    Tenancy law, including the subcategories Commercial property and Residential property
    Environmental law, including the subcategories Environmental law, Nature conservation law, Spatial planning law and Water law
  • Jos van der Wijst is registered in:
    Intellectual property law
    Information law, including the subcategory IT law.
  • Liedeke Floris is registered in:
    Personal and family law, including the subcategories Collaborative divorce, Divorce, Alimony cases, Visitation arrangements, Mediation, Parenting and recognition
  • Edith de Koning-Witte is registered in:
    Personal injury law
  • Daan Schalken is registered in:
    Insolvency law
    Corporate
  • Dirk School is registered in:
    Insolvency
    Corporate
  • Rik Wevers is registered in:
    Procurement
    Real estate, including the subcategory Construction
    Environmental
    Economic Regulation Law,
    including the subcategory Competition Law
  • Marc Heuvelmans is registered for:
    Insolvency Law
    Contract Law
    Civil Procedure Law, including the subcategory Litigation.
  • Tom Oerlemans is registered for:
    Corporate Law
  • Remco de Jong is registered for:
    Insolvency Law
    Corporate law
  • Michael de Marco is registered for:
    Environmental law
    Tenancy law
  • Marlies Hol is registered for:
    Employment law
  • Irene de Mol-van Schijndel is registered for:
    Civil procedural law
    Contract law
  • Daniëlle Hack is registered for:
    Corporate law

Based on this registration, they are required to obtain ten training credits per calendar year in each registered principal legal practice area in accordance with the standards set by the Netherlands Bar.