Amsterdam

Peter

Habermehl

Employment Law, Corporate Law, Litigation, Liability Law

About Peter Habermehl

Peter Habermehl specialises in corporate law and professional liability. He represents business owners and companies faced with commercial disputes, often involving banks, insurers or trustees.

He also advises and litigates on the liability of professionals such as lawyers, civil-law notaries and accountants for professional errors. Furthermore, he has a history of representing employers and employees in employment cases.

Areas of law / specialisms

Employment Law
Corporate Law
Litigation
Liability law
Function
lawyer
Lawyer since
1991
Locations
Amsterdam
Languages
Dutch, English
Areas of law
Employment Law, Corporate Law, Litigation, Liability Law

Education

  • Leiden University and University of Amsterdam

Examples of work

  • Smokehouse v Culimer, on the lawfulness of a "provoked" attachment and getting it lifted.
  • Rainbow v Tax Collector, in which the Supreme Court limited the scope for equation.
  • Red Cross Hospital v Te Riet, on the question whether collective labour agreements remain in effect on the transfer of part of a company.
  • Smit v Van Hees in his capacity as such, on the validity of surplus value arrangements.
  • Staalbankiers v Elko, in which the Supreme Court ruled on the relationship between mandatory company law rules and the standards of reasonableness and fairness.

Memberships and ancillary activities

  • Corporate Litigation Association

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