Véronique Hoffeld
Partner - Attorney at Law
Véronique Hoffeld, partner, heads the Litigation & Risk Management Practice Group of our Luxembourg office. She focuses on commercial law, litigation, arbitration, real estate and IP law.
Luxembourg
English, Luxembourgish, French, German, Dutch, Spanish, Italian
Véronique has experience in advising on complex, high-value multi-jurisdictional litigation and arbitration cases, as well as in proceedings before the civil courts and arbitration tribunals. She focuses in particular on commercial disputes in financial and corporate litigation.
Together with her team, she assists clients in complex and often highly publicised disputes. For instance, she is representing Mondo Bongo (Brad Pitt) in a shareholders' dispute concerning Chateau Miraval, as well as the directors of a Swiss bank following the Greensill scandal. She also represents former LUXALPHA and LIF fund directors in the Madoff case.
Also together with her team, Véronique has been rewarded by various high profile arbitration cases related to the recognition and enforcement of ICC arbitral awards. She advises on all aspects of real estate law, including the negotiation of contracts and litigation. Véronique’s experience in IP law includes working on multi-jurisdictional IP and commercial disputes involving patents, trademarks, distribution and agency agreements, and infringements of copyrights and designs.
For years, Véronique has been one of the go-to litigation lawyers in Luxembourg, as demonstrated notably by her personal rankings in Chambers (Band 1) and Legal 500 (Leading Individual), as well as the rankings of her team (Tier 1 in Legal 500).
Véronique is the former president of the National Research Fund (FNR) of Luxembourg. As per 1 January 2020, she has been appointed president of the Board of Directors of the Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER).
Work highlights
Contributions
Memberships
Luxembourg Bar, 1996
Qualifications
Leadership in service firms executive program, Harvard Business School, 2017
LL.M. in International Business Law, London School of Economics (United Kingdom), 1995
Master’s Degree (Maîtrise) in International and European Law, University of Paris II (France), 1994
Law degree, University of Aix-Marseille III (France), 1993
Véronique Hoffeld
Partner - Attorney at Law
veronique.hoffeld@loyensloeff.com
Luxembourg
English, Luxembourgish, French, German, Dutch, Spanish, Italian
Véronique Hoffeld, partner, heads the Litigation & Risk Management Practice Group of our Luxembourg office. She focuses on commercial law, litigation, arbitration, real estate and IP law.
Véronique has experience in advising on complex, high-value multi-jurisdictional litigation and arbitration cases, as well as in proceedings before the civil courts and arbitration tribunals. She focuses in particular on commercial disputes in financial and corporate litigation.
Together with her team, she assists clients in complex and often highly publicised disputes. For instance, she is representing Mondo Bongo (Brad Pitt) in a shareholders' dispute concerning Chateau Miraval, as well as the directors of a Swiss bank following the Greensill scandal. She also represents former LUXALPHA and LIF fund directors in the Madoff case.
Also together with her team, Véronique has been rewarded by various high profile arbitration cases related to the recognition and enforcement of ICC arbitral awards. She advises on all aspects of real estate law, including the negotiation of contracts and litigation. Véronique’s experience in IP law includes working on multi-jurisdictional IP and commercial disputes involving patents, trademarks, distribution and agency agreements, and infringements of copyrights and designs.
For years, Véronique has been one of the go-to litigation lawyers in Luxembourg, as demonstrated notably by her personal rankings in Chambers (Band 1) and Legal 500 (Leading Individual), as well as the rankings of her team (Tier 1 in Legal 500).
Véronique is the former president of the National Research Fund (FNR) of Luxembourg. As per 1 January 2020, she has been appointed president of the Board of Directors of the Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER).