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21 May 2026

Suretyship for entrepreneurs

Suretyship is an age-old instrument used to secure payment or performance of an obligation. The concept already existed in Roman law as a specific form of joint liability, where several debtors were bound to satisfy the same debt.

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5 March 2024

Buyout of minority shareholders

The advantages, requirements and bottlenecks of the forced buyout of the last 5%, the minority shareholders.

21 June 2023

Private or commercial suretyship?

A lender will almost always require security when providing loans. This not only includes collateral security, such as pledges and mortgage rights, but also personal security.

1 February 2023

Will the Baby BV evolve?

A Baby BV is a tax structure where parents set up a limited liability company. Upon incorporation of the Baby BV, their minor children are issued with shares.

22 August 2022

Compensation for a loss in value of shares

Reduction in the value of my shares: am I entitled to compensation?

11 July 2022

Seizure of digital assets

Read more about the seizure of digital assets below.

6 June 2022

Liquidation by arrangement

What is liquidation by arrangement?

30 May 2022

Is a bank obliged to offer a business a checking account?

Having a bank account is necessary for a company in most cases.

10 June 2021

Contractual expiry periods and bankruptcy

On April 1, 2021, an arbitral award was rendered between a contractor and a client.

15 March 2021

Dispute with your co-shareholder: what to do?

It may happen that disagreements arise between you and your co-shareholder (s).