At VIOTTA you are at the right place for all matters concerning procedural law. Our experienced team of lawyers is determined and results-oriented. Together with you, we will work towards a good outcome, so that you or your company will no longer suffer from the pressure of a (potential) dispute.
Your litigation lawyer in all areas
Our team assists you in the area of commercial and corporate litigation. This means that your VIOTTA litigation lawyer will help you or your company to avoid or indeed to pursue litigation. We do this both in the first instance (at the District Court) and on appeal (at the Courts of Appeal). We also regularly conduct proceedings at the Netherlands Enterprise Court (Ondernemingskamer) and the Netherlands Commercial Court. In addition, we are familiar with various arbitration procedures (NAI, LCIA, ICSID, UNCITRAL). Whether you are an investor or a business owner, we can assist you from the first meeting until the conclusion of the possible proceedings.
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Nationally as well as internationally oriented
Takeover disputes or proceedings regarding professional liability or insurance, for example, do not always stop at the national border. That is why you can also come to us for assistance in international disputes. For example enforcing European judgments in the Netherlands or enforcing a foreign judgement.
Our specialists have gained experience at international law firms and have a large network of national and international professionals at their disposal. If it is necessary for your case, we will immediately call them in. This can be done at any time.
Our specialities
Whatever your dispute is about, our lawyers will be happy to help you find the best solution. These are our specialities within procedural law:
- Appeal
- Default judgment and objection
- Indemnification
- Inquiry proceedings
- Penalty payment
- Preliminary relief proceedings
- Right of nondisclosure
Need help from a litigation lawyer?
Are you involved in a dispute about the liability of directors or supervisory directors? Or are you involved in a dispute with an asset manager, franchisor or franchisee, joint venture partner or other business partner? If so, contact our specialists.
In our practical and clear approach, we combine in-depth knowledge and experience of procedural law. We do this razor-sharp, with a critical eye and always considering the costs. For example, you will receive a quick scan within 24 hours, on the basis of which we will discuss the costs with you. This will give you a clear picture of the entire process and ensures that you will not be confronted with an unpleasant surprise.
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VIOTTA is a law firm based in Amsterdam, specialising in providing advice in the areas of corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, contract law and corporate & commercial dispute resolution. We advise in transactional matters and litigate in commercial disputes. VIOTTA provides legal advice to its clients on Dutch corporate law matters, such as corporate governance, board structures, directors’ duties and liabilities, joint ventures and other collaborations. VIOTTA advises purchasers, sellers, management and other stakeholders in domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions (M&A).
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