Jakoline Winkels > Stibbe > Amsterdam, Netherlands > Lawyer Profile
Stibbe Offices
BEETHOVENPLEIN 10
1077 WM AMSTERDAM
Netherlands
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Jakoline Winkels
Position
Jakoline specialises in corporate criminal law. She represents companies and individuals facing allegations of (tax) fraud and other economic offences. She specialises in defending directors subject to criminal investigations (‘feitelijk leidinggevers’).
Jakoline litigates in matters related to alleged (tax) fraud, violations of the Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Act (‘Wwft’) and other economic offences, including environmental offences. Jakoline also has broad experience in article 12 procedures.
She has a Master’s in Law from Utrecht University (Legal Research Master, focusing on criminal law). Jakoline graduated in 2014. She attended the Stibbe MBA Highlights Programma at INSEAD (2020).
Jakoline is a board member of the Dutch Association of Young Criminal Defence Lawyers (‘NVJSA’).
Lawyer Rankings
Netherlands > Fraud and white-collar crime
Stibbe continues to prove itself as a market-leading firm for white-collar crime and fraud. With a ‘powerful litigation team’, the firm is fully capable at handling all aspects of corporate criminal law cases. In addition to assisting with domestic and international internal investigations, the team regularly advises on tax fraud, market abuse, environmental crimes, and violations of working conditions, among other matters. Daan Doorenbos 
is ‘an outstanding defense lawyer’ with more than three decades of experience. He leads the team alongside Muriël Rosing, who specialises in economic offences such as corruption, fraud, and money laundering. Other key members of the team include Monique van der Linden, who frequently advises high-profile companies, and Jakoline Winkels for her contributions to some of the firm’s most significant cases.
Lawyer Rankings
Top Tier Firm Rankings
- Banking and finance: Financial services regulatory
- Capital markets: equity
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Construction
- Dispute resolution: Commercial litigation
- Employment
- Environment and planning
- EU and competition
- Fraud and white-collar crime
- Private equity
- Project finance and PFI
- Tax