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C.M. (Chris) van der Corput

C.M. (Chris) van der Corput

Lawyer

Date of swearing in

April 21, 1982

Employed at Banning

February 1, 2021

Completed training

Law - Tilburg University
Conflict management and system design - Bascule

Ancillary activities

Registered mediator MfN

Memberships

Association for Construction Law
Association for Construction Law Lawyers
Association for Agricultural Law

Registered Jurisdictions

Chris has registered the following main legal area in the register of legal areas of the Dutch Bar Association: Real estate law. Based on this registration, he is obliged to obtain ten training points every calendar year in each registered main legal area in accordance with the standards of the Dutch Bar Association.

Call Chris

+31 73 800 09 51 +31 6 511 954 95

Chris works in general civil practice, mainly in the areas of construction law, procurement law and project development. He is mainly active in non-residential construction, infrastructure, apartment complexes and residential construction. Chris has gained years of experience in these areas, both in consultancy work and in litigation before the court, the court of appeal and the Council of Arbitration for Construction. Real estate as an area of ​​interest in a broad sense is one of his interests and field of work. This includes project development, expropriation and administrative law. Because of his interest in horses, Chris has acquired special knowledge in the field of equestrian law.

Chris' clients are predominantly contractors and project developers.

His preference is to find solutions out of court, but of course procedures are often unavoidable. It is important for a lawyer to think out of the box, to know the industry in which he works inside and out and to be the right discussion partner for persons or organizations active in construction.

“Soyez comme l'oiseau pose pour un instant sur des rameaux trop frêles qui sent plier la branche et qui chante pourtant sachant qu'il a des ailes' – Victor Hugo 1834”