Gijs Wanders is an attorney-at-law at AKD. He specialises in general corporate law and has been involved in various commercial disputes before courts at various levels. He also has experience in law governing the seizure of property and foreclosures. Gijs has also been involved in numerous inquiry proceedings before the Enterprise Chamber. During these proceedings he represented both the shareholders and the directors of the company involved. He also has experience with international private law and likes to use his knowledge in international disputes.
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Languages
Dutch
English
Admitted to bar
The Netherlands
Education
Erasmus University Rotterdam: Master of Laws - Company Law
Gijs Wanders is an attorney-at-law at AKD. He specialises in general corporate law and has been involved in various commercial disputes before courts at various levels. He also has experience in law governing the seizure of property and foreclosures. Gijs has also been involved in numerous inquiry proceedings before the Enterprise Chamber. During these proceedings he represented both the shareholders and the directors of the company involved. He also has experience with international private law and likes to use his knowledge in international disputes.
Erasmus University Rotterdam: Master of Laws - Company Law
Admitted to bar
The Netherlands
Legal practice areas the Netherlands Bar’s register
Gijs Wanders has registered the following principal (and secondary) legal practice areas in the Netherlands Bar’s register of legal practice areas (rechtsgebiedenregister):
Law of obligations
Based on this registration, Gijs is required to obtain ten training credits per calendar year in each registered principal legal practice area in accordance with the standards set by the Netherlands Bar.
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