Brinkhof > Amsterdam, Netherlands > Firm Profile

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Brinkhof
Grote Bickersstraat 74-78
1013 KS Amsterdam
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Brinkhof > The Legal 500 Rankings

Netherlands > Data privacy and data protection Tier 1

Brinkhof continues to excel in the field of data privacy and data protection, representing key tech clients in enforcement proceedings and investigations by the Dutch Data Protection Authority, as well as appeals against its decisions. The team also handles GDPR matters and other regulatory issues for a variety of sectors including financial services, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, platforms, and TMT companies. Clientele includes major US technology platforms, which the firm advises on complex enforcement matters. Practice head Quinten Kroes is a key contact in this area for many notable clients. Remon van Saane is key to the team assisting in a wide range of data protection matters. Media expert Remy Chavannes handles issues that span both privacy and media law, while Dorien Verhulst is a specialist in lawful interception. Manon Oostveen is also noted.

Practice head(s):

Quinten Kroes

Other key lawyers:

Remy Chavannes; Dorien Verhulst; Remon van Saane; Manon Oostveen

Testimonials

‘Brinkhof’s team is excellent. They are thought leaders in their space, and our trusted advisors on privacy.’

‘Quinten Kroes is the stand-out partner. He’s wicked smart, very available, and gives sharp and to the point advice. I highly recommend him.’

‘What makes the team exceptional is that in addition to being data privacy experts, they boast vast knowledge of both civil and administrative procedural law: combined with the experience and strategic thinking of the partners, Brinkhof really is the go-to firm for privacy litigation. I feel that I can always trust the advice that Brinkhof delivers.’

‘Quinten Kroes is a nationally and internationally renowned privacy expert and an exceptionally intelligent and amiable attorney. What I appreciate in Quinten is that he is really focused on content and delivering quality. I believe these characteristics make him really successful at resolving conflicts both in and outside of court. ’

Key clients

Google

VoetbalTV

DPG Media

T-Mobile

RTL

PwC NL

LYNX

Duchenne Parent Project (and associated Duchenne initiatives)

ERIKS

Work highlights

  • Represented VoetbalTV in litigation against the fine imposed by the Dutch DPA regarding the legal basis under the GDPR for its filming and online distribution of amateur football matches – obtaining the first court ruling in the Netherlands completely annulling a GDPR fine.
  • Advising Google on various matters including the data protection impact assessment undertaken on behalf of the national government and subsequent negotiations regarding the potential use of Google’s various cloud services by government bodies and other public sector users.
  • Representing DPG Media in its objections and subsequent appeal against a €525,000 fine imposed by the Dutch DPA for its policy of requiring data subjects to submit a copy of their IDs if they sought access or removal of their personal data.

Netherlands > Industry focus: Information technology Tier 1

Brinkhof manages a wide array of IT needs, covering areas like multimedia-related matters, artificial intelligence, DevOps, industry-specific SaaS solutions and software licensing audits. The firm is actively engaged in cross-border outsourcing projects, IT challenges in the financial services industry and disputes related to outsourcing. The team is led by founding partner Eliane De Vilder, alongside Wieke Van Angeren and Teun Burgers. De Vilder is an expert in commercial contracts concerning software and IT, and is adept at overseeing complex outsourcing projects and agreements. Van Angeren excels in the outsourcing of critical business functions, licensing and IT legal disputes, serving a client base that includes major financial institutions and TMT companies. Burgers, who became a partner in January 2023, is recognised for his skill in negotiating and drafting complex agreements.

Practice head(s):

Eliane de Vilder; Wieke van Angeren; Teun Burgers

Other key lawyers:

Lars Leemeijer

Key clients

Accenture

Booz Allen Hammilton

Cenosco

Comcast

De Lage Landen

DMFCO

ERIKS

Evos

FarmTrace

Google

Intertrust

Liberators

Lynx

Metrological

Nedap

Rocket Software

RTL Group

Solynta

Tracepoint

Transdev

Work highlights

  • Advised Google on IT and outsourcing work, including the negotiation of the conclusion of a major contract with the Dutch government.
  • Assisted Nedap in its participation in multi-jurisdictional tenders.
  • Assisted ERIKS, an international industrial engineering and logistics company, in the retender of business-critical global IT Operations, representing it in all negotiations with the chosen supplier, Cognizant.

Netherlands > Industry focus: Media and entertainment Tier 1

Praised for its ‘exceptional quality of work’, Brinkhof continues to be a leading firm in the media and entertainment sector. The team has a wealth of experience advising clients on a range of matters, including radio and television broadcasting, streaming services and online publishing. The team is co-led by Remy Chavannes, Dorien Verhulst and Anke Strijbos. Chavannes is recommended for her expertise in handling copyright and privacy matters for clients within the industry, while Verhulst regularly advises digital platforms. Quinten Kroes is another integral member of the team who is highly skilled at advising broadcasters and media distributors.

Practice head(s):

Remy Chavannes; Dorien Verhulst; Anke Strijbos

Other key lawyers:

Quinten Kroes

Testimonials

‘They have strong knowledge and are pragmatic. They provide an exceptional quality of work.’

‘The firm stands out for its excellent quality of advice, in-depth knowledge and flexibility.’

‘The team at Brinkhof is personable. They are able to translate complex legal issues into digestible and pragmatic advice.’

‘Remy Chavannes and Quinten Kroes are recognised experts. They present themselves as a strong team. They are a joy to work with.’

‘Remy Chavannes is a very knowledgeable lawyer. He is responsive and he’s very pleasant to work with.’

 

Key clients

Association of Dutch Commercial Radio Broadcasters

Google

Nieuwsuur

FD Mediagroep

LinkedIn

Meta Platforms

RTL Group

Sky Radio and Radio Veronica, two radio stations which are part of Talpa Radio

T-Mobile

Work highlights

  • Advising a wide range of intermediary service providers on matters relating to the compliance and enforcement of the Digital Services Act.
  • Representing the RTL Group in administrative litigation before the Belgian Council of State relating to the regulatory jurisdiction over RTL’s language channels targeting the French-speaking Belgian market.
  • Acting for the Association of Dutch Commercial Radio Broadcasters with litigation against Sena, a collecting society.

Netherlands > Industry focus: telecoms Tier 1

Brinkhof is a prominent force in the Dutch telecoms sector, adept in areas spanning regulatory issues, spectrum auctions, fibre roll-out, and patent litigation, serving a diverse clientele including network operators, infrastructure providers, and service providers. The team is co-led by Pepijn van Ginneken, a renowned competition law expert with a focus on telecoms regulatory matters, and Quinten Kroes, who handles both contentious and non-contentious issues in telecoms, media, and data protection. Remy Chavannes is notable for his telecoms litigation expertise. Dorien Verhulst excels in civil claims, enforcement proceedings, and administrative disputes, including spectrum allocation and pricing, while Hanneke Kooijman contributes expertise in regulatory matters.

Practice head(s):

Pepijn van Ginneken; Quinten Kroes

Other key lawyers:

Remy Chavannes; Dorien Verhuls; Hanneke Kooijman

Testimonials

‘Brinkhof is a very professional firm, with people who deliver high quality work. They are always reachable, friendly and have a hands-on mentality. No is not an answer.’

‘Hanneke Kooijman is innovative, very inquisitive about the different possibilities and provides clear and concise advice.’

‘Excellent firm.’

‘Quinten Kroes is an absolute expert in the field of telecoms.’

‘Great understanding of the business, advice to the point and very crisp litigation – to the point and sharp! Nice success rate.’

‘Quinten Kroes is very knowledgable and pragmatic, with a crisp style. He is a team player and keeps the interest of the client in mind.’

‘The lawyers are very approachable, sharp and to the point. They are always willing to step in quickly, even last minute. Their strength lies in thinking along with the business. They effortlessly translate their legal expertise into business operations.’

‘Hanneke Kooijman has an energetic and open personality. She is also very knowledgeable and always responds very quickly, so that her advice can be incorporated into our business operations immediately.’

Key clients

T-Mobile

Tele2

Mediahuis

Google

Glasdraad

VCR

Xiaomi

Eurofiber

OPPO

Messagebird

Work highlights

  • Represented T-Mobile in a legal challenge by satellite-based communications provider Inmarsat on the Government’s decision to change the designation of the 3.5GHz frequency.
  • Acted for Oppo and Xaomi in several infringement and nullity proceedings relating to infringements of standard essential patents against several companies including Sisvel, Nokia and KPN.
  • Represented the Dutch Association of National Commercial Radio Broadcasters on a spectrum auction matter.

Netherlands > Intellectual property: Patents Tier 1

Brinkhof is frequently tasked with co-ordinating multi-jurisdictional patent disputes, overseeing parallel European and global litigation for clients in the pharmaceutical, electronics and tech and consumer goods sectors. Daan de Lange tackles SEP disputes for telecoms clients and FRAND matters. The team is headed by Richard Ebbink, who handles European Patent Office (EPO) opposition proceedings and parallel national disputes, and Mark van Gardingen, who specialises in pharmaceutical, chemical and biotech patents. Koen Bijvank appears before the courts and the EPO for chemicals and life sciences clients. Jan Pot, who heads the firm’s litigation team, handles appeal and opposition proceedings before the Dutch Supreme Court and EPO.

Practice head(s):

Richard Ebbink; Mark van Gardingen

Other key lawyers:

Daan de Lange; Koen Bijvank; Jan Pot; Rien Broekstra; Paul Marcelis; Alexander de Leeuw; Barbara Mooij

Testimonials

‘I have enjoyed working with Brinkhof. They make the jargon understandable and they come up with practical solutions for difficult situations.’

‘The personal relationship seems to be high on Brinkhof’s agenda, which makes it nice to catch up. Mark van Gardingen is the stand-out.’

‘Strong team of young, eager and sharp lawyers.’

‘We worked with Jan Pot. He is great, engaging and enthusiastic, like a good chess player. Alexander de Leeuw is a hard worker who is good with clients.’

Key clients

Accord Healthcare

Alcon

Alvotech

Amgen

Becton Dickinson

Belmoca

Boston Scientific

Boehringer Ingelheim

Delta Electronics

Glycostem

Google LLC

Heineken

High Point

Longi

OPPO

QVQ

Sandoz

Synthon

Tata Steel

The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard

Unilever

Versuni

Vestel

Vision-Box

Xiaomi

ZURU Inc.

Work highlights

  • Represented Vestel in FRAND determination proceedings regarding standard essential patents included in the High Efficiency Video Coding-standard and pooled in the Access Advance patent pool HEVC Advance.
  • Acted for OPPO in multi-jurisdictional patent disputes with a multitude of proprietors of standard essential patents, including Sisvel, Nokia and others.
  • Advised the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard in connection with its discovery and development of the CRISPR technology for genome editing, including representing it in matters related to its European CRISPR patent portfolio.

Netherlands > Intellectual property: trade marks, copyrights and design rights Tier 1

Providing ‘excellent, succinct advice’, Brinkhof is a popular choice for a range of household names for its expertise in Dutch and EU trade mark and copyright litigation, representing clients involved in infringement and cancellation proceedings, while also supporting clients’ trade mark prosecution and design filing efforts. The team is headed by trade mark litigator Gregor Vos; copyright specialists Remy Chavannes and Dorien Verhulst, who handle a range of matters tied to privacy law, freedom of expression and media law; and Anke Strijbos, partner as of January 2023, who advises on music licensing and intermediary liability. The practice was further augmented by the October 2023 arrival from NautaDutilh of Fleur Folmer, whose practice encompasses trade mark, design and domain name litigation on behalf of clients in such sectors as fashion, electronics and retail. Co-founder Kurt Stöpetie departed the firm in October 2022.

Practice head(s):

Gregor Vos; Remy Chavannes; Dorien Verhulst; Anke Strijbos

Other key lawyers:

Fleur Folmer

Testimonials

‘Excellent, succinct advice, very responsive with short turn-around times. In-depth and very seasoned litigation experience. Just a wonderful firm to work with. Highly recommended.’

‘Gregor Vos is one the very best soft IP litigators in the Benelux countries. The go-to lawyer for complex and high-profile trade mark and unfair competition litigation.’

‘The high attention and responsiveness is unique.’

‘Gregor Vos is our main contact. His skills and experience can not be underestimated. He is probably one of the most experienced IP lawyers in the Netherlands. Swift, spot on and business oriented, it can’t be better!’

Key clients

Google

adidas

IKEA

INEOS

Amazon

Netflix

Apple

Meta Platforms

Polaroid

The Body Shop

Iceland Foods

Ferrari

Work highlights

  • Represented INEOS in its case against Jaguar Land Rover regarding the latter’s alleged copyrights for its Defender model.
  • Acted for Iceland Foods against Icelandic Trademark Holding in proceedings before the Grand Board of Appeal EUIPO and EU General Court regarding the ability to register country names as trade marks.
  • Represented adidas in the Benelux part of the international dispute between it and Thom Browne on the use of three stripes on clothing.

Netherlands > EU and competition Tier 2

The ‘extremely professional and knowledgeable’ EU and competition cohort at Brinkhof has strong capabilities advising on the array of matters, namely including complex merger control matters, and high-stakes litigious work relating to cartel damages. The team further assists in intended mergers and in advising on European regulations, and is also equipped to defend clients from an array of industry sectors before the ACM. Pepijn van Ginneken and Quinten Kroes oversee the practice, in which Hanneke Kooijman is a notable senior associate.

Practice head(s):

Pepijn van Ginneken; Quinten Kroes

Other key lawyers:

Remy Chavannes; Jan Pot; Hanneke Kooijman; Boukje van der Maazen

Testimonials

‘A fantastic and very responsive team with a can-do attitude and strong knowledge in their field. They show a good balance of communication.’

‘I have found Brinkhof to be extremely professional and knowledgeable on every area we are working on with a view to delivering the right outcome. They provide excellent updates on any milestones we reach.’

‘The combinations of in-depth knowledge together with a practical attitude and strategic awareness of the needs of all the involved stakeholders involved, is what makes Brinkhof unique.’

‘Pepijn van Ginneken puts those involved in matters at ease which results in optimal decision-making.’

‘The team really sets itself apart with its deep experience, extensive knowledge, and hands-on approach. It has a deep understanding of EU competition law and the industry, and it is able to apply this knowledge to provide its clients with practical and effective legal advice.’

‘The team has provided us with invaluable assistance with litigation, regulatory and legal advice, and we have consistently been impressed with their work and dedication.’

‘The individuals in the team excel in both communication and in finding legal solutions. They are always clear, concise, and practical in their communications, and they consistently provide us with solid strategic advice. The individual lawyers are very responsive and go above and beyond to meet our needs.’

‘Hanneke Kooijman is an absolute pleasure to work with – she is very knowledgeable, pragmatic and always willing to go the extra mile.’

Key clients

Heineken

Toshiba

Google

AB Inbev

Diageo

FedEx

Mediahuis

Crédit Agricole

Global Steel Wire

Vestel

FD Mediagroep

Adrestia

Glasdraad

VCR (Dutch Association of Commercial Radio Broadcasters)

Mosadex

Eurofiber

NFZ

Work highlights

  • Representing Google in a number of collective claim cases, which concern both follow-on as well as stand-alone claims.
  • Representing a number of brewery groups, including Heineken, and other large companies in international follow-on damages litigation resulting from the trucks cartel.
  • Assisted Mediahuis as a remedy taker in the high-profile merger notification of large media companies RTL/Talpa.

Netherlands > Dispute resolution: class actions Tier 3

Brinkhof mainly acts for international clients within the media and technology sectors, including large multinationals as defendants in numerous class actions. Practice head Jan Pot is noted for his ability to defend undertakings in follow-up damages class actions. Pepijn van Ginneken works alongside Pot and is knowledgeable on collective civil damages claims and cartel damage claims.

Practice head(s):

Jan Pot

Other key lawyers:

Pepijn van Ginneken

Testimonials

‘I highly recommend the dispute litigation team at Brinkhof to anyone looking for experienced, knowledgeable, and trustworthy legal representation. I have had the pleasure of working with the team on a variety of cases in this field, and have consistently been impressed with their work and dedication. They are a diverse, likeable, and down-to-earth group of lawyers who really take the time to understand our business and our goals, and develop customised strategies that are tailored to our specific needs. Another big strength is the team’s communication, which is always clear, timely, and responsive.’

‘The lawyers in the team consistently distinguish themselves through their accessibility, commitment to excellence and deep knowledge of the law. Specific note goes to Jan Pot, who is a particularly great litigator. He is intelligent, strategic, persuasive and well-versed in the complexities of the law and the courtroom. ’

Key clients

Google

Heineken

Toshiba

AB Inbev

Diageo

FedEx

Work highlights

  • Representing a number of word-wide brewery groups (among them Heineken) and other large companies in international follow-on damages litigation resulting from the trucks cartel.
  • Representing online giant Google in a number of (collective) claim cases, which concern both follow-on as well as stand-alone claims.
  • Assisting Toshiba with all (collective) litigation in the Netherlands resulting from the screens cartel, which concerned allegations of fixing prices and restricting output of cathode ray tubes for TVs and computer screens.

Brinkhof > Firm Profile

The firm: Brinkhof was established as an independent Dutch law firm in 2005. Its lawyers are dedicated, experienced litigators, advisors, drafters, and negotiators. They cater to clients from innovative industries, including high-tech, pharma, medical devices, media, telecoms, retail, food, fashion, and financial. The breadth of knowledge and depth of specialist experience makes Brinkhof a centre of legal expertise for modern markets. Brinkhof’s IP practice is one of the broadest in the Netherlands. Its platforms regulation & litigation team advises several of the world’s online giants. The competition team is the premier team for the full range of competition and regulatory law advice. The IT team is known for its expertise in the area of sourcing and IT contracting. Brinkhof has dedicated and experienced privacy law specialists providing clients with practical business advice. Seasoned non-contentious IP specialists also deal with licensing, R&D arrangements and similar transactions on a daily basis.

Main areas of practice
Patent litigation general:

  • Represented Dow Chemical Company in trade secret misappropriation proceedings regarding opaque and non-opaque polymers (for use in paints) against Organik Kimya (up to the Supreme Court).
  • Represented Boston Scientific in several proceedings regarding cardiovascular technology (vascular stents, stent coatings, heart catheters) against various competitors.
  • Represented Xiaomi and OPPO in several proceedings against Sisvel on injunctions in case of standard essential patents (SEPs) and FRAND-conditions.
  • Represented Heineken in several proceedings against Anheuser-Busch InBev before the Hague specialised patent courts and coordinated the worldwide patent dispute.
  • Represented The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard in matters related to their European CRISPR patent portfolio and other related patents.

Pharmaceuticals and biotech:

  • Represented Sandoz in various pending nullity and infringement proceedings concerning generic medicaments, e.g. against AstraZeneca (esomeprazole and quetiapine), GlaxoSmithKline (salmeterol + fluticasone), Leo Pharma (calcipotriol), Merck (dorzolamide + timolol), and Sanofi-Aventis (docetaxel).
  • Represented Synthon in nullity and infringement proceedings against various competitors, including Astellas (tamsulosine) and Teva (glatiramer acetate).
  • Represented Celtrion in nullity proceedings against Biogen, Roche and Genentech (rituximab).
  • Represented Novozymes in multi-jurisdictional nullity and infringement proceedings against DSM (lactose for milk).
  • Represented Accord Healthcare in nullity and infringement proceedings against competitors, including against AstraZeneca (quetiapine) and Medac (methotrexate).

IP and unfair competition:

  • Legal support to Google for IP matters, including trademark, domain name and Adwords related disputes and licensing and privacy issues.
  • Represented WILD in international trademark litigation aimed at protecting the shape of the CAPRI-SUN branded fruit juice pouches.
  • Advised and represented Adidas in all of its IP issues in the Netherlands, amongst which litigation in the textbook case about the well-known 3 Stripes trademark of Adidas.
  • Represented Nestle in European proceedings against Cadbury (Mondelez) regarding its EU trademarks for the shapes of its KitKat products.
  • Represented T-Mobile in advertising proceedings against Vodafone, Ziggo and KPN.
  • Advised LeasePlan on its IP portfolio, including coordination of enforcement and strategy of its IP rights throughout the Benelux and Europe, providing LeasePlan with guidance on its product introductions, and product commercials.
  • Represented Infineon in a trademark dispute against NXP regarding public transport technology.

IT:

  • Supported a leading Dutch company in the financial and leasing industry in a multi-jurisdictional WAN project, as well as on agile and DevOps issues.
  • Supported Euronext-listed Dutch multinational Nedap in drafting all of its template agreements and representing it in complex negotiations with business partners and customers.
  • Assisted USG People in replacing several business critical IT systems supporting front and back office processes.
  • Advised ERIKS on various multi-jurisdictional sourcing matters in connection with its global operations.

Data protection:

  • Represented WhatsApp in the Dutch Data Protection Authority’s inquiry into its use of telephone numbers.
  • Advised Randstad in the Dutch Data Protection Authority’s inquiry into its processing of employee data.
  • Represented Dutch Railways in litigation on personal data and public transport cards.
  • Legal support to Google on privacy and data protection law, represented Google in the investigations conducted by the Dutch Data Protection Authority over a new privacy policy and in a number of proceedings over ‘the right to be forgotten’

EU and competition:

  • Represented merging parties in national and international merger control cases, such as former telecoms incumbent KPN.
  • Represented clients in national and international litigation on abuse of dominance, such as the international airport Schiphol.
  • Represented parties in cartel and regulatory litigation, such as energy incumbent Nuon.
  • Represented defendants in civil cartel damage cases domestically, such as in the Pressed Steel and Paraffin Wax cartels.
  • Acting for online platforms in several investigations by the national competition authority ACM, such as Google.

Media, entertainment and reputation management:

  • Acted for Google in a significant number of proceedings about delisting of search results under the European ‘right to be forgotten’, removal of hosted content, and provision of user data.
  • Advised several major tech companies regarding EU regulation of online platforms, including audiovisual media services, copyright, and hate speech.
  • Represented Fox Sports Eredivisie in commercial image-rights litigation.
  •  Represented public broadcaster Omroep MAX in civil defamation proceedings over a TV broadcast, and in administrative proceedings over rights to a broadcasting slot and over a fine imposed in relation to merchandising for the Dutch version of the Great British Bake Off.
  • Represented the association of Dutch commercial radio broadcasters in music royalty rate-setting litigation.
  • Advised a number of broadcasters and online media platforms in relation to cable distribution, collective rights, and jurisdiction under the AVMS directive.
  • Represented financial newspaper Het Financieele Dagblad in a number of defamation proceedings.

Telecoms:

  • Represented KPN in appeal procedures regarding Vodafone-Ziggo and Liberty-Ziggo before the EU Court of Justice.
  • Represented Sky Radio in litigation against the Dutch State relating to the license fees imposed for the extension of radio licenses.
  • Represented Tele2 in civil damages litigation relating to the introduction of shared broadband access.
  • Represented Eurofiber in various telecoms regulatory matters, including its successful appeal against near-net regulation.
  • Represented CAIW in an EU state aid notification for next generation access networks.

Managing partners: Richard Ebbink, Quinten Kroes
Number of partners: 14
Number of lawyers: 39
Languages: Dutch, English, French, German, Italian

Main Contacts

Department Name Email Telephone
Patent litigation Richard Ebbink richard.ebbink@brinkhof.com
Patent litigation Mark van Gardingen mark.vangardingen@brinkhof.com
Patent validity and infringement Daan de Lange daan.delange@brinkhof.com
Patent validity and infringement Koen Bijvank koen.bijvank@brinkhof.com
Patent litigation Jan Pot jan.pot@brinkhof.com
Patent litigation Rien Broekstra rien.broekstra@brinkhof.com
Trade mark litigation Gregor Vos gregor.vos@brinkhof.com
Unfair competition Gregor Vos gregor.vos@brinkhof.com
Life sciences Mark van Gardingen mark.vangardingen@brinkhof.com
Life sciences Daan de Lange daan.delange@brinkhof.com
Pharmaceuticals and biotech Mark van Gardingen mark.vangardingen@brinkhof.com
Pharmaceuticals and biotech Koen Bijvank koen.bijvank@brinkhof.com
Copyright protection Remy Chavannes remy.chavannes@brinkhof.com
Copyright protection Dorien Verhulst dorien.verhulst@brinkhof.com
Copyright protection Gregor Vos gregor.vos@brinkhof.com
Licensing Wieke van Angeren wieke.vanangeren@brinkhof.com
Licensing Eliane de Vilder eliane.devilder@brinkhof.com
IP portfolio management Gregor Vos gregor.vos@brinkhof.com
EPO oppositions Koen Bijvank koen.bijvank@brinkhof.com
EPO oppositions Mark van Gardingen mark.vangardingen@brinkhof.com
Supplementary protection certificates Koen Bijvank koen.bijvank@brinkhof.com
Supplementary protection certificates Daan de Lange daan.delange@brinkhof.com
EU and competition Pepijn van Ginneken pepijn.vanginneken@brinkhof.com
Media and entertainment Remy Chavannes remy.chavannes@brinkhof.com
Media and entertainment Quinten Kroes quinten.kroes@brinkhof.com
Telecoms Pepijn van Ginneken pepijn.vanginneken@brinkhof.com
Telecoms Quinten Kroes quinten.kroes@brinkhof.com
IT Eliane de Vilder eliane.devilder@brinkhof.com
IT Wieke van Angeren wieke.vanangeren@brinkhof.com
Privacy and data protection Quinten Kroes quinten.kroes@brinkhof.com

Staff Figures

Number of partners : 14
Number of lawyers : 39

Languages

Dutch
English
French
German
Italian