Loyens & Loeff has invited Vilmar Feenstra, Freek Hilberdink, Imme Kam, Kim Koops, Mathilde Lattard, Louis Lutz, Dirk-Jan Maasland and Rick van der Velden to join the firm as partners with effect from 1 January 2020.

Loyens & Loeff holds on to its top ranking position as leading business law firm in the Chambers Global 2020 rankings.

On 3-5 April during a two day hackathon, 2,000 participants will collaborate to work on the development of sustainable solutions to complex 21st-century challenges. The challenges provided have a global societal and economic impact, each of them tied directly to one or more UN Sustainable Development Goals. They cannot be solved by a single company, industry or state and therefore involve many stakeholders. We provide support to make sure the solutions proposed are legally up to speed.

On 24 September 2019, the EU General Court upheld the Commission’s decision that Fiat received unlawful State aid from Luxembourg, and at the same time annulled the decision which had found the same with respect to Starbucks in the Netherlands.