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- Legally sharp
- 30-10-2026
Is your customer not paying, and are assets at risk of disappearing? Under Dutch law, prejudgment attachment (conservatoir beslag) lets you freeze your customer’s assets before obtaining a judgment. The article explains when this makes sense, what the court requires and which risks you run yourself.
- Article
- 23-10-2026
Updated versions of the first two parts of our series on international supply chain management are now available on Lexology, offering practical insights for companies and professionals working in a cross-border practice.
- Legally sharp
- 23-10-2026
Under Dutch law, each partner in a general partnership (vof) is jointly and severally liable for its debts, even those incurred by a fellow partner without consultation. Creditors are not bound by internal arrangements, and leaving does not automatically release you. Sound arrangements limit the risks to your personal assets.
- Legally sharp
- 25-09-2026
When may you tacitly renew a consumer subscription? Read which rules apply to automatic renewal, cancellation, terms and conditions and online subscriptions, and how to prevent ACM enforcement or customers being wrongly bound to a new annual term.
- Legally sharp
- 11-09-2026
AI increasingly influences decisions about remuneration, appraisals and careers. But may an algorithm determine what employees or platform workers earn? Learn which obligations follow from the GDPR, employment-law standards and European AI legislation, and why transparency, human oversight and due care are essential.
- Legally sharp
- 04-09-2026
New EU product liability rules expressly classify software and AI as products. Companies developing software, using AI or selling digital products should review their contracts, processes and insurance in good time to limit liability risks from December 2026.
- Legally sharp
- 28-08-2026
In an acquisition, employees generally transfer to the new owner. However, restructuring may still be possible if there are economic, technical or organisational reasons. Dismissal must not be driven by the transfer itself. Timely preparation and a well-substantiated dismissal file are therefore essential.
- Legally sharp
- 21-08-2026
Under the new Cybersecurity Act, cybersecurity is no longer only an IT issue but also a board-level responsibility. Entrepreneurs must understand cyber risks, take appropriate security measures and define responsibilities in the event of a cyber incident. This article explains what the new cyber legislation means for governance, liability and cyber resilience within businesses.
- Legally sharp
- 07-08-2026
Self-employed contractor or employee after all? Since 1 January 2025, the Dutch Tax Administration has resumed checks on false self-employment. Have your contractor relationships assessed now and avoid additional tax assessments, penalties and unexpected employment law risks.