Ms Nele Van Kerrebroeck > Linklaters > Brussels, Belgium > Lawyer Profile
Linklaters Offices
RUE BREDERODE 13
1000 BRUXELLES
Belgium
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Ms Nele Van Kerrebroeck
Work Department
Employment
Position
Head of Employment
Career
Nele is the head of the firm’s Employment and Incentives practice in Belgium, which advises leading corporations and financial institutions, including ½ of the BEL20 index, on their most significant and strategic employment and incentives challenges. Nele guides her clients through major transformations. Her core expertise includes assisting clients in individual and collective dismissals, including representing clients in court, negotiations with unions, GDPR and HR data protection matters, and internal investigations.
Nele undertook a secondment in the firm’s Singapore office in 2014. She also holds an EMBA at Vlerick Business School.
Nele is a Board member of Women in Law and Leadership, a program which provides support for talented women in top law firms in Brussels. She is ranked by Chambers and recognised in the ‘Top 10 Most Influential Employment Lawyers in Belgium’ by Business Today.
Languages
Dutch, English and French
Lawyer Rankings
Belgium > Employment
(Next Generation Partners)The ‘reliable and experienced team‘ at Linklaters routinely handles the employment aspects of strategic undertakings for the likes of Solvay and JP Morgan, focusing primarily on guiding clients through the implementation of new employment regulations and corporate policies as well as employee transfers and dismissals in the context of restructurings and corporate transactions. Litigation is a further area of focus for the team, with Luc Vanaverbeke handling a wide range of discrimination and employee fraud cases. Practice head Nele Van Kerrebroeck is a key contact for whistleblowing matters and corporate reorganisations, while Caroline Borgers handles tax and social security-related matters.
Lawyer Rankings
Top Tier Firm Rankings
- Banking, finance and capital markets
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- EU regulatory: Financial services
- EU regulatory: Privacy and data protection
- Tax