Dutch Corporate Law Guides: Every Article by Topic

The Complete Guide to Types of Legal Compliance in Business

Running a company in the Netherlands means making legal choices long before anything goes wrong: which legal form, which clauses, which obligations towards a regulator. These corporate law guides run from incorporation through contracts and compliance to disputes and insolvency.

Setting up and structuring a company

Directors, shareholders and governance

Contracts and commercial agreements

Debt, insolvency and restructuring

Mergers, acquisitions and due diligence

Disputes, litigation and arbitration

Compliance, fraud and regulation

Start-ups, funding and exits

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Ruby van Kersbergen
Ruby van Kersbergen is an attorney-at-law at Law & More in Eindhoven and Amsterdam. She specialises in contract law, corporate law and corporate legal services, and also works in migration law.

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