Company Accident Temp Worker: who is liable?

Company Accident Temp Worker: who is liable?

Many companies regularly use temporary workers to cope with temporary peaks in workload or for specific projects. Temporary workers offer flexibility, but their position also raises special legal issues, especially...

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Parental Authority: Everything You Need to Know

Parental Authority: Everything You Need to Know

Parental authority gives parents legal responsibility for the upbringing and care of their minor children. Parental authority involves significant rights and obligations, including making decisions about the child’s residence, school...

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Injury and Domestic Help

Injury and Domestic Help

When you get injured in an accident, you may temporarily or even permanently be unable to perform your household tasks. These tasks could range from cleaning to grocery shopping. If...

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Personal Injury in Minors

Personal Injury in Minors

Minors hold a special position within personal injury law, and the lawmakers have built in extra safeguards to protect them. This is due to children being more vulnerable than adults,...

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Accident with a Foreign Vehicle

Accident with a Foreign Vehicle

Have you been hit by a motor vehicle from another country within the European Union in the Netherlands or abroad? Fortunately, all vehicles within the EU are obliged to be...

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Free Aid in Personal Injury

Free Aid in Personal Injury

An accident, an industrial accident or a dog bite can lead to injury or physical complaints, entitling you to compensation. However, what many people do not know is that according...

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Work Accident: What Now?

Work Accident: What Now?

  In short: Employers must take all possible measures to prevent work accidents. If liable, the employer must compensate the employee’s personal injury. Traffic accidents during working hours can also...

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Lawyers with fighting spirit

Lawyers with fighting spirit

Arslan & Arslan Advocaten is an ambitious full-service law firm with offices in Amsterdam, The Hague and Rotterdam. We also have a visiting location in Eindhoven. We are perhaps best...

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Transition fee

Transition fee

The transition payment is a major change compared to the old dismissal law. Since 1 July 2015, every employee whose employment contract is terminated after an employment of at least...

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Fired immediately

Fired immediately

Summary dismissal is a notice of termination for an urgent reason, whereby the employment contract is immediately terminated. The employer does not need permission from the UWV for this. However,...

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Whiplash

Whiplash

Car accidents can often have unpleasant consequences. Whiplash is a common injury to the neck and/or back as a result of an accident. The head makes a sudden, powerful movement...

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Criminal law specialists

Criminal law specialists

Yesterday Melanie Schulpen successfully completed the specialization course of the Willem Pompe Institute for Criminal Law after an intensive and instructive year. From now on she can officially call herself...

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From now on also in Amsterdam!

From now on also in Amsterdam!

After opening offices in The Hague, Rotterdam and a visiting location in Eindhoven, we now also have a branch in Amsterdam due to the growing demand from the Amsterdam region....

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We are hiring!

We are hiring!

If you have completed your law degree (HBO/WO), SJD, or MER and are eager to work at an ambitious and young firm, we would love to meet you! Our firm...

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Notice fee

Notice fee

An employee whose employment contract for an indefinite period has lasted at least six months must be notified by his employer at least one month in advance whether his contract...

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Chain arrangement

Chain arrangement

The chain arrangement means that a series of fixed-term employment contracts is converted into an employment contract for an indefinite period. This conversion occurs in the following situations: A series...

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In court, now what?

In court, now what?

No one hopes or expects to need the legal assistance of a criminal lawyer. Unfortunately, you don’t always have control over what comes your way. Should it be necessary, the...

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Guilty passenger

Guilty passenger

The innocent passenger or passenger of a motor vehicle that has been involved in a traffic accident always receives compensation for his damage. After all, he is not at fault...

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Don’t be fooled

Don’t be fooled

In administrative law, decisions of the government are central. Government decisions can have far- reaching consequences for you. It is very important that you take immediate action if you disagree...

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Step-by-step plan for expats with rental problems in the Netherlands

Many expats do not know exactly what steps they need to take when a problem arises with their landlord. With this overview, you know exactly what to do. 1. Check your contract Read the lease carefully. Pay special attention to provisions about deposit, service costs, and end date. Ask for an English version if necessary. […]

Discrimination of expats on the housing market: what are your rights?

Expats looking for a place to live in the Netherlands often find they are treated differently than Dutch tenants. They sometimes have to pay a higher deposit, face stricter conditions or are even refused. This can be seen as discrimination on the housing market, something that is prohibited in the Netherlands. The rental law lawyers […]

Expats and termination of rent: what to do in case of cancellation or eviction

Many expats in the Netherlands find themselves dealing with termination of their rental contract. Sometimes, the landlord suddenly announces that the property needs to be vacated, or there are even eviction threats. For expats, this is extra stressful: they often do not know Dutch regulations and feel vulnerable. The rental law attorneys from Arslan Advocaten […]

Tenant protection for expats: the same rights as Dutch tenants

Many expats who rent a home in the Netherlands, think they have fewer rights than Dutch tenants. Landlords and real estate agents sometimes consciously give that impression, for example by saying that expats do not have tenant protection. That is not correct. The tenancy law attorneys of Arslan Advocaten explain which rights expats have, when […]

Expats and temporary rental contracts: pitfalls and rights

Many expats in the Netherlands rent a property with a temporary lease. Landlords and brokers often use this form of contract to maintain flexibility. For expats this seems logical: they usually stay in the Netherlands for only a few months or years. However, there are significant risks associated with temporary leases, especially around the deposit, […]

Service costs and expats: often too high or unjustly passed on

Many expats who rent a home in the Netherlands, in addition to the rent, they also pay service costs. These are costs for, for example, energy, cleaning or maintenance of communal areas. Unfortunately, we often see that expats pay too much for service costs or even receive costs that are not justified at all. The […]

Tenant law and deposit for expats in the Netherlands

Expats who come to the Netherlands to work or study almost always have to deal with renting a property. This usually also includes a security deposit. Unfortunately, expats often run into problems: from too high security deposits to unjust deductions and even discrimination. The tenancy law lawyers of Arslan Advocaten have extensive experience with expat […]

Checklist for expats when signing a rental contract in the Netherlands

Renting a home in the Netherlands as an expat can be exciting and challenging. The housing market is tight, the contracts are often written in Dutch, and the rules around the deposit (security deposit) are not always clear. With this handy checklist, you’ll know exactly what to look out for before signing. The rental law […]

Discrimination and inequality: can expats pay more deposit than Dutch people?

Expats renting a house in the Netherlands often have to deal with higher deposits than Dutch renters. Where Dutch people usually pay 1 or 2 months deposit, expats are sometimes asked for 3 or even 6 months. This raises the question: is this allowed or is it a form of discrimination? The rental law lawyers […]

How Expats Can Get Their Deposit Back After Leaving the Netherlands

Many expats return to their homeland or move to a new destination after their stay in the Netherlands. Unfortunately, it often happens that they do not get their deposit back in full or at all. Landlords count on this and take advantage of expats not taking action once they are gone. However, you can reclaim […]