About Xagan
Xagan completed her Bachelor’s degree in Law at Erasmus University Rotterdam, after which she completed her Master’s in Corporate Law at the same university. Additionally, Xagan studied law for several months at Universitas Indonesia in Jakarta.
During and after her Master’s program, Xagan worked at a mid-sized law firm in Rotterdam. During her time there, she gained extensive experience in corporate law. She specialized in both advising and litigating in this field.
Since June 2024, Xagan has been associated with AMS Advocaten, where she focuses on civil law advisory and litigation practice.
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All blogsWho picks up the bill?
A recent Enterprise Chamber decision on budget increases as a starting point for a practical overview of cost allocation in inquiry proceedings Introduction Who pays for an inquiry investigation? In practice, this question is sometimes overlooked until the Enterprise Chamber appoints an investigator and the costs begin to accrue. In a recent decision of 30 […]
Who determines whether a director has a conflict of interest? The Dutch Supreme Court provides clarity
Introduction In the Getir case (ECLI:NL:HR:2026:592), the Dutch Supreme Court has clarified a long-debated issue: it is not the director concerned, but the other members of the board who determine whether a conflict of interest exists that prevents participation in decision-making. Background Getir B.V. is the holding company of an international rapid delivery group with […]
The Party Autonomy Rule of Article 32a of the Code of Civil Procedure: when does the NCC have jurisdiction?
Whose party is this? NCC further discusses Article 32a of the Code of Civil Procedure Earlier this year, we published a three-part series on the Netherlands Commercial Court (NCC). In Part III, we addressed the substantive requirements for submitting a dispute to the NCC, in particular the requirement that there must be an international dispute. […]