As of 18 January 2017 the new European Regulation 655/2014 establishing a European Account Preservation Order more…
On 1 July 2017 a new law will go into effect that will put a ban on unreasonably long payment terms. The law intends to prevent large corporations from applying unreasonably long periods for paying invoices of small and medium sized suppliers (Small and Medium Enterprises or SMEs). more…
Buren advises Wepa-Gruppe on the acquisition of Van Houtum, one of the few remaining independent paper factories in the Netherlands. more…
In January 2012 the European Commission launched the data protection reform. The current legal framework of more…
Buren advises a leading German architect and consultancy firm in a dispute with a renowned interior designer in relation to a luxury hotel realized in the UAE. more…
Buren advises on the joint venture agreement between a leading Dutch and a major Chinese grower of vegetables. more…
The Netherlands Commercial Court is coming! It will soon be possible in the Netherlands to litigate in international trade disputes in the English language. To this end, on 16 December 2016 a draft bill was submitted for public consultation. more…
Buren advises a major US software company in a dispute with an Belarusian customer / systemintegrator. more…
Buren advises on a cooperation agreement between a Dutch supplier of innovative agricultural products and their key customers in North America. more…
Philip ter Burg, lawyer at Buren specialized in international trade, intellectual property and litigation, has written an article on the possibilities of litigating in English before the Dutch courts in " International Litigation News" a publication of the International Bar Association Legal Prac more…
Buren advises Priva in connection with the set-up of a joint venture active in the field of indoor farming. Priva, with an annual turnover that exceed EUR 60 million, is a company that develops, manufactures and sells products and supplies services for process management and climat more…
In the modern economy, often the value of businesses is not so much determined by the products they make but by the intellectual property rights (IP) they own. more…
