IBLC

IBLC Member

Amsterdam, Netherlands

LaFayette Advocaten

Commercial (contracts), Corporate (M&A), Employment, Dispute Resolution (commercial disputes, civil litigation, shareholder disputes, debt recovery).

Trusted Advisors & Litigators. Experienced, specialised and enthusiastic attorneys-at-law help entrepreneurs with advice and solutions in the field of corporate law, contracts, employment law and liability law.

Our office in Amsterdam has 6 lawyers (6 partners).

Mailing Address

LaFayette Advocaten
Van Leijenberghlaan 199c
1082GG Amsterdam, Netherlands

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T: +31207791249
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Email

vanloo@lafayette.nl

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