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Ton van Oosten

Attorney-at-law

Disputes & litigation, Real estate

Ton is a pragmatist. He assists medium-sized and large businesses with clear advice, carefully choosing his path towards an effective solution.

More about Ton van Oosten

Ton is an attorney-at-law at Hoboken. He specialises in, and is responsible for, the corporate law litigation practice, and the real estate practice.

Ton advises and litigates on matters including shareholder disputes and acquisition disputes, national and international commerce disputes, liability issues and building and lease disputes. He also advises on real estate transactions, in both the purchase and lease sectors.

He has a pragmatic approach and his advice is always clear and to-the-point. No ‘ifs, buts and maybes’. Ton always chooses a clear path, aimed at achieving an effective solution. If litigation cannot be avoided, Ton is ready to cross swords in court, whether in summary proceedings, before the district court, in arbitration or in the Netherlands Enterprise Chamber.

Clients describe his services as committed and decisive. They value his round-the-clock availability, swift feedback, transparent communication, awareness of costs and ability to thing along as an strategic sparring partner.

Education

  • Erasmus University Rotterdam, Dutch law, private law and corporate law (1995)
  • University of Strasbourg, Comparative law (1995)
  • Universities of Rotterdam, Hamburg and Madrid, Master’s degree in law & economics (1993-1994)

Memberships & additional role

  • “De Oude Maas” Real estate Society (activities committee)
  • Association of Corporate Litigation
  • Association of Law of Civil Procedure

Legal practice areas the Netherlands Bar’s register

  • Corporate law
  • Subareas of legal practice: Civil procedural law, Arbitration, Attachment & Execution, Litigation
  • Admitted to the Dutch bar: January 1996
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