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Houthoff

WEENA 355, 3013 AL ROTTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
Tel:
Work +31 10 217 2000
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Fax +31 10 217 2700
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Web:
www.houthoff.com
Amsterdam, Brussels, London, New York, Rotterdam
Houthoff, Isabelle van den Nieuwendijk, Rotterdam, NETHERLANDS

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Isabelle van den Nieuwendijk

Tel:
Work +31 (0)10 217 2542
Email:
Web:
www.houthoff.com
Houthoff

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Isabelle specialises in international arbitration and litigation. She represents both companies and govermental bodies in high-value matters involving a wide variety of disputes arising under international contracts. Isabelle has a profound knowledge of and experience in investment arbitrations and  international commercial arbitrations under, inter alia, the ICC, NAI, LCIA and UNCITRAL rules. She is also regularly involved in arbitration associated court litigation, such as the enforcement and setting aside of arbitral awards. Isabelle regularly publishes on civil procedure law and arbitration law. She was also a member of the working group that was involved in the amendment of the Dutch Arbitration Act.

Netherlands

Dispute resolution: arbitration

Within: Dispute resolution: arbitration

Routinely handling standalone arbitration matters Houthoff’s ‘exceptional’ group has 'considerable experience in ICC arbitrations' and stands out for the 'accuracy and clarity of its legal advice'; it is also a key name for large-scale investment arbitration. Marielle Koppenol-Laforce, whose 'advice is never wanting', and Rob Meijer are representing the Russian government in efforts to secure the annulment of arbitration awards against the Russian Federation totalling $50bn, in favour of the claimants, three former shareholders of Yukos Oil. The group is headed by the ‘excellent’ Dirk Knottenbelt and also includes counsel Isabelle van den Nieuwendijk.

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