Mr Pieter Den Haan > AKD > Eindhoven, Netherlands > Lawyer Profile

AKD
PO BOX 666
Flight Forum 1
5657 DA Eindhoven
Netherlands

Work Department

Transport & Energy

Position

Partner

Career

Pieter den Haan is a lawyer and partner at AKD who specialises in wet and dry shipping, including inland navigation. He has made a name for himself in maritime law in cases relating to, for example, salvage, wreck removal, total losses, groundings and shipboard fires. He has particular experience with disputes on collisions, limiting liability, salvage and maritime insurance. Pieter’s work also involves resolving disputes following the arrest of ships, marine casualties and ship sales.

Pieter acts on behalf of many leading hull underwriters and P&I Clubs on contentious marine insurance matters, including Hull & Machinery, P&I, and FD&D. These clients appreciate his specialist advice in the wake of maritime casualties and his engagement and expertise in complex cases such as Seawheel Rhine/Assi Eurolink, Probo Koala, Baltic Ace and Transito/Ceeblender.

His knowledge and experience as a keen (regatta) sailor on water as well as on ice enables him to advise on contracts for the design, construction, purchase and operation of yachts. He is also well known for his work on yacht insurance cases.

Lawyer Rankings

Netherlands > Transport

AKD‘s transport practice ‘combines legal expertise with practical business acumen’ serving international and domestic clients with the full gamut of matters in the sector. Led by Sebastiaan Moolenaar, the team provides ‘creative solutions to complex legal challenges’ across the shipping, aviation and logistics sectors, acting as litigators and advisors for prominent international companies. Haco van der Houven van Oordt is an ‘out of the box thinker’ and a maritime law specialist who is active domestically and in the Caribbean. Annemieke Spijker is recognised for her work in the logistics sector, but is also a respected litigator in her own right. Pieter Den Haan advises shipping underwriters and major insurers on liability claims relating to shipping casualties.