Pauline Willem
Associate - Attorney at Law
Pauline Willem, attorney at law, is a member of the Litigation & Risk Management practice group at our Brussels office. She focuses on national and international dispute resolution.
Pauline specialises in domestic and international litigation and arbitration, particularly in commercial and corporate matters.
Pauline joined Loyens & Loeff in 2026. She has expertise in freedom of movement, online sales of (para-)pharmaceutical products, unfair market practices, investment arbitration, damage repair, and consumer protection.
Pauline has also been an assistant professor of economic law at the University of Namur since 2025. Previously, alongside her career as attorney at law, she was a researcher at CRIDS (research centre in information, law ans society) at the same university.
Memberships
Brussels Bar, 2021
Qualifications
Advanced Master in Information Technology and Communication Law, Université de Namur, Belgium, 2021
Master’s degree in European law, Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium, 2020
Erasmus, University of Helsinki, Finland, 2020
Bachelor in Law, Université de Namur, Belgium, 2018
Publications
Willem, P. (2026). La réglementation de la publicité à caractère politique au niveau européen, Journal de droit européen, 42-48
Willem, P. (2025). L'information environnementale des biens et services. Droit privé et environnement : une alliance contre-nature ? Tome 2, 63-91.
Willem, P. (2024). La clause de marché intérieur: Mise en oeuvre d'une liberté particulière de circulation des services par la Cour de justice et les juridictions nationales. Droit de l'Union et contentieux devant les juridictions nationales,159-179.
Willem, P., (2023). Arrêt « Gupfinger Einrichtungsstudio »: les conséquences d'une clause abusive. Journal de droit européen,123-125
Pauline Willem
Associate - Attorney at Law
Pauline.Willem@loyensloeff.com
Brussels
English, French, Dutch
<p>Pauline Willem, attorney at law, is a member of the Litigation & Risk Management practice group at our Brussels office. She focuses on national and international dispute resolution.</p>
Pauline specialises in domestic and international litigation and arbitration, particularly in commercial and corporate matters.
Pauline joined Loyens & Loeff in 2026. She has expertise in freedom of movement, online sales of (para-)pharmaceutical products, unfair market practices, investment arbitration, damage repair, and consumer protection.
Pauline has also been an assistant professor of economic law at the University of Namur since 2025. Previously, alongside her career as attorney at law, she was a researcher at CRIDS (research centre in information, law ans society) at the same university.