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Blogs High Court Updates

When is statutory commercial interest due?

Introduction If a debtor is late in paying a sum of money, he owes statutory interest. There are ...
Blogs Marc Janssen Cassation

Note: ESG keeps (suppliers) in the crosshairs

ESG is a hot topic. The new European sustainability directives are the topic of the day. On January ...
Blogs ESG

ESG as part of corporate governance

It has long since ceased to be a matter of debate that companies have a major social influence and ...
Blogs Lieke van Aarssen ESG

Additional sustainability requirements for buildings

An outdated school building being demolished and housing being built in its place. The development ...
Blogs Real estate, Construction & Environment Annelies Plooij

Applicability of ex-employer's duty to complain for breach of non-competition clause?

Introduction In this case involves the issue of whether former employees owe penalties to the ...
Blogs Employment Law Marc Janssen

Sustainability claims and advertising: fossil free versus KLM

At a time when consumers are becoming increasingly aware of the environmental impact of their ...
Blogs Iris Graumans Floris de Vriend Energy & Sustainability

ESG and the Environment Act: did you know?

On Jan. 1, 2024, the Environment Act entered into force. The law is the new and most important law ...
Blogs ESG Annelies Plooij

Defaulting debtor or not (anymore) after all?

Introduction On April 12, 2024, the highest civil court, the Supreme Court, adjudicated on an issue ...
Blogs Marc Janssen Procedural & Litigation