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Beethovenstraat 124-3, 1077 JR Amsterdam, Oud-Zuid
0652242503
The Dutch Law Institute is a Dutch NGO. It has been established (in the form of a Dutch foundation, in Dutch: stichting) in May 2021. The founders are three lawyers in the Netherlands, operating in close consultation with a number of third parties. The Institute aims to be an independent and preeminent centre of expertise in the fast-expanding areas of: - Dutch contract law - employment law in the Netherlands - Dutch business law and - legal proceedings in the Netherlands. The Dutch Law Institute is publishing an online English guide on contract law in the Netherlands, Dutch employment law, business law in the Netherlands and Dutch litigation. This legal guide is edited by a number of selected expert lawyers. With this publication, the Institute intends to increase the accessibility of Dutch law. In addition to these legal services and outreach activities, our legal affairs bureau and research institute pursues a number of other activities to promote the accessibility of these areas of Dutch law. These activities include providing commentary in (inter)national media, giving policy advice, and organizing lectures, seminars and other events. Founders And Members Of The Board: The founders and members of the board are: Jan Willem de Groot - chair Albertus Samuel Carpentier Alting - secretary Abel Dick Bos - treasurer. Jan Willem de Groot is a lawyer in the Netherlands. Jan Willem practiced as an attorney-at-law for over 33 years. He advised both local and foreign clients. Jan Willem is one of the initiators and one of the three founders of the Dutch Law Institute. As chairman of the Institute's board, Jan Willem is responsible for (a) the overall direction in which the Institute will move and (b) managing its day-to-day activities. Jan Willem de Groot and the two other board members of the Dutch Law Institute do not receive any remuneration for their board-membership nor for their other activities for the Institute.