12 March 2020
Coronavirus or Covid-19: the contractual consequences
It is a fact that the novel coronavirus is now affecting business.
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26 March 2026
The conditions for a bank guarantee to lift a seizure
Provisinal (or prejudgment) seizure of a bank account is a powerful tool for creditors to safeguard their recourse position, before a court has ruled definitively on a claim. For the party whose assets are attached, however, such attachment can be highly disruptive.
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Everything you need to know about breaking off negotiations
Negotiations are conducted daily in business. Often this goes well, but not always.
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16 January 2020
Turbo liquidation keeps everyone busy
Turbo liquidation is still a hot topic.
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30 July 2019
Collaborate? Take off the rose-tinted glasses and consider an “exit scenario”
A new collaboration is in the offing. Parties have the best intentions, the mutual relationships are good and expectations are high.
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20 December 2018
Netherlands Commercial Court to open its doors soon
International trade plays a significant role in the Netherlands.
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23 July 2018
Directors liability in a private limited company
Under specific circumstances, and only when specific requirements are met, a director can be held liable as a private person for debts of a private limited liability company in the Netherlands.
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13 December 2014
Maintenance payments by entrepreneurs: why we’re getting it wrong
Entrepreneurs often end up paying the wrong amount of maintenance, because cash flows are disregarded or not given sufficient consideration.
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30 April 2014
European recommendations on bankruptcy and insolvency
A whole raft of changes are being made to bankruptcy law.
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8 May 2011
Liability of foreign legal entity/director
It is widely known that corporations have a limited responsibility, that is, that the corporation has its own, separate capital, which can be accessed in case of debts toward third parties.
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