Altius

ALTIUS is an independent Belgian law firm of 75 lawyers, advising Belgian and international companies on complex legal matters. Based in the iconic Tour & Taxis site, the firm is known for its high standards, collaborative culture and one clear philosophy: doing legal differently.

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FOUNDED

2002

REGION
  • Brussels
MAIN PRACTICES
  • Commercial
  • Corporate law
  • Civil Law
  • Tax
  • Public & administrative law
  • Real estate
  • Litigation
  • Banking & Finance
  • Intellectual property
  • Insurance law
  • Financial regulatory
  • Wealth management
  • Data protection & privacy
  • Investment funds
  • Employee benefits & pensions
  • Technology, Media, Telecommunications
  • Criminal
  • European Law
  • M&A / Private equity
  • Energy law
  • Competition law
  • Transport law
  • Urban planning and Environmental law
  • Employment & Social Security
  • Medical law, healthcare & life sciences
  • Insolvency and Restructuring
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Associate – Real Estate
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Associate – Real Estate

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From complex transactions to high-stakes litigation, the ALTIUS Real Estate team advises on acquisitions, development projects, lease agreements and financing structures, with regular crossover into environmental, planning and energy law.

Lawyer (Bar) Real estate
Full-time
Self-employed
Brussels
08 Jun 2026
01/07/26
Are you up-to-date with the new rules on voluntary overtime hours?

Belgium has simplified and expanded its regime for voluntary overtime hours. The two previous types — "ordinary" and "relance" overtime — have been me…

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01/06/26
Auto-renewing a consumer contract? From 1 May 2027, prior notice is required

The Belgian Act of 20 April 2026 amends Article VI.91 CEL to add a prior-notification obligation on businesses using automatic renewal clauses in fixe…

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19/05/26
CJEU Settles Long-Standing Debate: Settlement Agreements With Commercial Agents During the Notice Period Are a…

On 23 April 2026 the CJEU (Case C-204/25) held that a commercial agency agreement governed by Directive 86/653 ends only when the notice period expire…

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