NautaDutilh
Address:
Chaussée de la Hulpe 120 Ter Hulpsesteenweg
1000 BRUSSELS
Belgium
URL: http://www.nautadutilh.com
At NautaDutilh, we never take anything for granted. Challenging obvious assumptions is what sets us apart from other law firms. And it’s a mentality that has helped us grow. In fact, we’re still growing. And that’s where you come in. We’re constantly on the look-out for talented people. People who are prepared to go that extra mile for their clients. Who dig deeper. And who don’t take “no” for an answer. We’re looking for people who share our passion, enthusiasm and sense of fun. Who are prepared to challenge the obvious. People like us.
Employee count :
45
Legal employee count :
70
Function :
Lawyer
Paralegal
Support
Main Practices :[ infos ]
Civil
Tax
Litigation
Criminal
Public
I.P. | I.T.
Corporate | Commercial | Economic
Social | Work
Other
Region :
Brussels
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Netherlands
Other
Recruiter :
Mrs. Wendy Van Tongerloo (HR Manager)
Tel: +32 (0) 2 566 88 15
Fax: +32 (0) 2 566 80 01
wendy.vantongerloo@nautadutilh.com
Manager :
Mr. Dirk Van Gerven (Managing Partner)
Tel: +32 (0) 2 566 80 00
Fax: +32 (0) 2 566 80 01
dirk.vangerven@nautadutilh.com
Press :
Mrs. Evy Van den Block (PR & External Communication Officer)
Tel: +32 (0) 2 566 80 00
Fax: 02 566 80 01
evy.vandenblock@nautadutilh.com
Associate Corporate M&A
NautaDutilh - 16/01/2020
Our Brussels office is looking for an Associate in the department Corporate M&A.
Associate Corporate & Finance
NautaDutilh - 06/01/2020
Our Brussels office is looking for an Associate in the department Corporate & Finance.
Legal Assistant M&A and Tax Practices
NautaDutilh - 24/12/2019
Our Brussels office is seeking a Legal Assistant to join and support our Corporate Mergers & Acquisition and Tax Practice groups.Â
Peter Craddock boosts NautaDutilh's IT practice
05/11/2019
NautaDutilh has appointed legal technologist Peter Craddock as counsel, effective 4 November 2019, to lead its Data Protection, Cybersecurity and IT practice in Brussels
NautaDutilh renforce sa pratique Public et Regulatory
14/01/2019
Le cabinet d'avocats NautaDutilh renforce son département Public & Regulatory au sein de son bureau bruxellois avec l'arrivée de Jens Mosselmans et de son équipe.
NautaDutilh strengthens its Brussels Corporate M&A practice with the arrival of Philippe Remels
05/11/2018
Law firm NautaDutilh welcomes Philippe Remels as a partner in its Brussels office. Philippe's arrival reinforces NautaDutilh's Corporate M&A practice, which is expanding from four to five partners
NautaDutilh renforce sa pratique Privacy & Data Protection avec l'arrivée de Brahim Bénichou
03/09/2018
Le cabinet d'avocats NautaDutilh a nommé Brahim Bénichou en qualité de Of Counsel à partir du 3 septembre 2018, date à laquelle il viendra renforcer la pratique Privacy & Data Protection à Bruxelles.
Do Businesses Still Have Freedom of Contract?
27/12/2019
On 21 March 2019, the House of Representatives adopted legislation modifying the Code of Economic Law with regard to the abuse of economic dependency, abusive clauses and unfair trade practices between businesses. The stated objective of the law is to contribute to "fairer markets and better protection for vulnerable economic players".
And if we installed surveillance cameras at work?
26/12/2019
Can an employer that wishes to verify the productivity of its employees, that notes damage to its property and would like to find out the cause or that wishes to ensure that safety measures are being correctly implemented install surveillance cameras on its premises? May it use the images thus obtained in order to fire an employee for just cause?
Are Your Trade Marks Adequately Protected?
24/12/2019
Every business uses signs to distinguish its goods or services on the market. These signs may take the form of words, names, designs, letters, numbers, colours, the shape of a good or its packaging, or even sounds.
Are Saint Nick and Santa Infringers?
20/12/2019
With Christmas fast approaching, many of us have begun searching for the perfect presents. Recent figures from the Belgian e-commerce association, BeCommerce, show that at least half of all toy purchases are now made online. Local toy stores no longer serve as the sole purveyor to Saint Nick or Santa Claus, as far-flung web shops increasingly deliver to Belgium.
