Jessica Booij
Associate - Attorney at Law
Jessica Booij, attorney at law, is a member of the Litigation & Risk Management practice group in our Amsterdam office. She focuses on commercial litigation and class actions.
Amsterdam
English, Dutch
Jessica advises and litigates on commercial contracts and liability law matters. Jessica has a particular focus on private international law and cross-border disputes. Jessica also has vast experience with enforcement of foreign judgments and levying and lifting attachments.
Recent matters that Jessica worked on include the representation of:
- a Big Four accountancy firm in a dispute revolving alleged mistakes in the audit of financial statements that were misleading because of significant overstatements due to an alleged widespread accounting fraud.
- representing a major European bank in collective action proceedings relating to the alleged manipulation of interest rate benchmarks at the Amsterdam court of appeal.
- acting for various clients in Dutch litigation on the lifting of (evidentiary) attachments levied in the Netherlands.
Memberships
Dutch Bar association (NOvA)
Association of Young Litigation Lawyers (VJP)
Association for Corporate Litigation (VCL)
Qualifications
Law Firm School
LLM Private Law, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, 2019 (cum laude)
LLB Dutch Law, Universiteit Utrecht, 2018
Jessica Booij
Associate - Attorney at Law
Amsterdam
English, Dutch
<p>Jessica Booij, attorney at law, is a member of the Litigation & Risk Management practice group in our Amsterdam office. She focuses on commercial litigation and class actions.<br><br></p>
Jessica advises and litigates on commercial contracts and liability law matters. Jessica has a particular focus on private international law and cross-border disputes. Jessica also has vast experience with enforcement of foreign judgments and levying and lifting attachments.
Recent matters that Jessica worked on include the representation of:
- a Big Four accountancy firm in a dispute revolving alleged mistakes in the audit of financial statements that were misleading because of significant overstatements due to an alleged widespread accounting fraud.
- representing a major European bank in collective action proceedings relating to the alleged manipulation of interest rate benchmarks at the Amsterdam court of appeal.
- acting for various clients in Dutch litigation on the lifting of (evidentiary) attachments levied in the Netherlands.