Business law
Being the trusted advisors of numerous SME entrepreneurs, we have extensive familiarity with business issues. Our lawyers will collaborate with you, offering effective and proficient advice. We are happy to represent your interests and draw your attention to the (legal) pitfalls. That is precisely the reason why we are allowed to assist many entrepreneurs as permanent in-house lawyers. In an advisory capacity and, if necessary, litigating.
Our lawyers thrive on successfully resolving complex cases. Legal matters require significant time and energy, which as an entrepreneur, you would prefer to invest in your business. Therefore, you need a lawyer who instills confidence that your interests are in capable hands. At our firm, your interests are entrusted to the right lawyer.
In the event that your business encounters financial difficulties for any reason, it is advisable to seek assistance from an experienced lawyer. Additionally, Onur Arslan has years of experience in bankruptcy law and has been appointed as a trustee by courts in dozens of bankruptcy cases. With this expertise, he can assist your business with (dis)continuity issues and survival scenarios.
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Incorporating and structuring companies
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Establishing and structuring partnerships
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Drafting and assessing contracts and general terms and conditions
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Debt collection cases and liability claims
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Directors' liability
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Disputes among shareholders, directors, and/or partners
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Intellectual property (such as trademark rights and trade name rights)
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Bankruptcies and suspensions of payment
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Disputes with banks, insurers, the Tax Authority, and trustees
Call or mail Arslan & Arslan and receive the right advice!
Amsterdam 020 747 00 55 / [email protected]
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Business law articles

Debt collection lawyer
Are you dealing with a customer or client who isn’t paying? Are invoices systematically ignored, or does payment fail to arrive despite reminders? A debt

Invoice disputed? What can you do if your customer refuses to pay
A disputed invoice is often seen by entrepreneurs as a dead end: the customer asks questions, voices criticism, or simply says “I dispute the invoice.”

Customer not paying due to defects? These are your rights as a business owner
You have performed work or delivered goods, but your customer refuses to pay due to alleged defects. For many entrepreneurs, this is a familiar and

Not paid for delivered work? Here’s what you can do if your customer refuses to pay
Not paid for work you have delivered — it is one of the most frustrating situations for entrepreneurs. You have made agreements, correctly performed your

Conflict between partners: practical solutions for a stalled partnership
A dispute between partners is more common than entrepreneurs initially expect. A general partnership is based on cooperation, trust, and shared responsibility. When that trust

Leaving a general partnership: what can you do if your partner does not cooperate?
Exiting a VOF is a major step for many entrepreneurs. A general partnership is based on cooperation and trust. When that trust disappears and your

Ending a VOF: what can you do in case of a conflict with your partner?
Het beëindigen van een VOF is vaak geen geplande stap, maar het gevolg van een conflict tussen vennoten. Wanneer de samenwerking vastloopt, afspraken niet worden

Shareholder dispute: what can you do when shareholders clash?
A shareholder dispute often arises gradually, but can have significant consequences for the company. When shareholders disagree about the direction of the company, block decision-making,

Conflict with a business partner: what can you do when the collaboration breaks down?
A conflict with a business partner can have major consequences for your business. When the collaboration stalls, decisions are no longer made, or trust is

Debt collection in bankruptcy: when does it still make sense for entrepreneurs?
Debt collection in bankruptcy often immediately raises questions among entrepreneurs. When a debtor goes bankrupt, collecting outstanding invoices seems hopeless. Yet there are situations in

International trade disputes: legal solutions for entrepreneurs
Internationale handelsgeschillen komen steeds vaker voor nu ondernemingen grensoverschrijdend zaken doen. Leveringen aan buitenlandse klanten, internationale contracten en samenwerkingen met buitenlandse partners brengen niet alleen

International debt collection in the Netherlands
International debt collection in the Netherlands is a common issue for foreign suppliers whohave supplied goods or services to Dutch customers, but are not getting

Shareholder dispute: legal solutions and step-by-step plan
A shareholder dispute can have major consequences for the continuity of a business.When shareholders fundamentally disagree about the direction of the company, this can lead

Business debt collection for non-payment: a practical step-by-step plan for entrepreneurs
Commercial debt collection for non-payment is a common problem for entrepreneurs and foreign companies.When a business customer does not pay invoices, this can have direct

Bankruptcy and the lease agreement: what happens to your business premises?
When a company goes bankrupt, this has major consequences for ongoing contracts, including the lease agreement for the business premises. But what exactly happens to