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Ploum Lodder Princen

BLAAK 28, 3011 TA ROTTERDAM, PO BOX 711, 3000 AS ROTTERDAM, NETHERLANDS

Tel:: Work +31 10 440 6440
Fax:: Fax +31 10 436 4400

Web:: www.ploum.nl
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Netherlands : Corporate and M&A

Ploum Lodder Princen’s Nick Hessels, who has ‘in-depth knowledge of legal issues and deal risks’, and Stan Commissaris jointly lead the corporate team. Clients include ArcelorMittal, Gea, Kerry Logistics and NUON.

Netherlands : Employment

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Netherlands : Energy

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Netherlands : Environment and planning

Within Environment and planning, Ploum Lodder Princen is a second tier firm,

Ploum Lodder Princen’s Maayke Maas-Cooymans is an expert in environment and planning regulations and enforcement. Recent highlights include defending Dutch water company Evides against environmental damage claims brought by governmental bodies, and handling advisory work for Shell, Samsung and Odfjell Terminals.

Netherlands : Fraud and white-collar crime

Within Fraud and white-collar crime, Ploum Lodder Princen is a second tier firm,

Ploum Lodder Princen’s practice head Marike Bakker advises on financial, environmental and regulatory matters. She is defending individuals in various matters, and remains involved in the Probo Koala toxic waste case, which recently went to appeal.

Netherlands : Insurance

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Netherlands : Intellectual property

Within Intellectual property, tier 4

Ploum Lodder Princen’s Willem Leppink is ‘very knowledgeable in the area of anti-counterfeiting, an expert in his field, attuned to commercial needs and constraints’. The team is also recommended for trade mark matters, where its clients include Honda, SanDisk, Harley-Davidson, Rovio, and Samsung Benelux.

Netherlands : Restructuring and insolvency

Within Restructuring and insolvency, Ploum Lodder Princen is a second tier firm,

Ploum Lodder Princen has been advising a number of financial institutions on bankruptcy matters and is regularly appointed as a trustee in proceedings. Clients include Rabobank, Eneco, Atradius, and Gulf Oil. Practice head Jeroen Princen leads the team.

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