Julia Sobieraj
Associate - Transaction Lawyer
Julia Sobieraj, transaction lawyer, is a member of the Dispute Resolution practice group in our Amsterdam office. She specialises in in IT and software outsourcing, IP/IT aspects of M&A deals and the implementation of key EU tech legislation.
Amsterdam
English, Dutch, Polish
As a part of the Technology, Data & Commercial Team of Loyens & Loeff, Julia is often involved in high profile M&A transactions, due diligence investigations and drafting transaction documents from an IP/IT-perspective. Julia also regularly participates in implementation projects for key EU tech and cybersecurity legislation, helping organisations translate the requirements of the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) and NIS2 into practical, durable controls, policies and agreements.
Prior to working at the Dispute Resolution practice group, Julia worked within the tech startup ecosystem, which provided valuable insight into the legal and commercial challenges faced by innovative companies—insight that now informs a pragmatic and business-focused approach to legal and transactional work.
Work highlights
Qualifications
Commercial and Company Law (LL.M.), Erasmus University Rotterdam, 2022
European Law School (LL.B.), Maastricht University, 2021
Julia Sobieraj
Associate - Transaction Lawyer
Julia.Sobieraj@loyensloeff.com
Amsterdam
English, Dutch, Polish
<p>Julia Sobieraj, transaction lawyer, is a member of the Dispute Resolution practice group in our Amsterdam office. She specialises in in IT and software outsourcing, IP/IT aspects of M&A deals and the implementation of key EU tech legislation.</p>
As a part of the Technology, Data & Commercial Team of Loyens & Loeff, Julia is often involved in high profile M&A transactions, due diligence investigations and drafting transaction documents from an IP/IT-perspective. Julia also regularly participates in implementation projects for key EU tech and cybersecurity legislation, helping organisations translate the requirements of the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) and NIS2 into practical, durable controls, policies and agreements.
Prior to working at the Dispute Resolution practice group, Julia worked within the tech startup ecosystem, which provided valuable insight into the legal and commercial challenges faced by innovative companies—insight that now informs a pragmatic and business-focused approach to legal and transactional work.