Track Record

As bankruptcy trustee in the insolvency of Disq Mobile Gym Nederland, Nienke successfully claimed the return of fitness equipment that had been wrongfully sold shortly before the bankruptcy through an unlawful pledge and execution. The opposing party’s appeal was also dismissed.

Marleen represented a party in proceedings about termination of a long-term agreement for the operation of a wind farm. In the event of a downgrade, the parties had to negotiate appropriate additional security. The district court held that Marleen’s client was allowed to terminate, but the Court of Appeal reached a different conclusion.

The Amsterdam Court of Appeal held that the meeting of the homeowners’ association (VvE) was not authorised to resolve to construct an emergency exit from the staircase to the roof. The space between the staircase and the roof was not part of the common property but belonged to the private section of the apartment owner represented by Denise. As a result, the owner did not have to demolish her mezzanine at the top of the stairs.

Lennard successfully represented a shareholder in a shareholder dispute in summary proceedings before the Amsterdam District Court. The shareholder recovered 50% of his shares, continued to receive his salary and the dismissal resolution was suspended.

For a director/shareholder in a complex hospitality dispute, AMS Advocaten obtained in summary proceedings the re-transfer of a 50% shareholding, suspension of the dismissal resolution of the general meeting due to breaches of statutory and corporate rules, and continuation of salary payments on the basis of an ongoing employment relationship.

Lennard represented an employer in proceedings on the merits before the Noord-Holland District Court. The court held that the employee was liable for more than €80,000.

Lennard successfully represented an employee who had been summarily dismissed. On appeal, the ’s-Hertogenbosch Court of Appeal ordered the employer to pay more than €230,000.

Thomas won summary proceedings for Flixbus in which performance of a continuing performance contract was claimed.

Marco successfully represented a homeowners’ association (VvE) in a dispute with the contractor it had engaged about defects in balcony gallery floor elements. Limitation of the claim also played a role. The case eventually reached the Supreme Court; the Hague Court of Appeal ruled in favour of the VvE, after which the case was referred to separate damages proceedings.

Lennard represented a statutory director in proceedings on the merits before the Amsterdam District Court. The director received compensation of €120,000.