Manon is a true litigator. She advises both international and domestic companies. Her practice focuses on corporate and commercial litigation. She is also involved in drafting and litigating various contracts. Manon works at the corporate law section of Russell Advocaten.
Manon’s practice focuses on corporate litigation, (international) disputes and advising on corporate and contract law. Manon is particularly involved in matters relating to directors’ liability.
Before joining Russell Advocaten, Manon worked at a large firm in Amsterdam, where she gained extensive experience in corporate and civil procedural law.
Furthermore…
Manon loves cooking, baking, travelling and working out.
It can have major consequences when a body within the company takes a decision it is not authorised to take. What are these consequences and how do you avoid making a decision in the wrong way?
In this blog, we give a brief overview of the main bodies present in limited companies and the powers they have.
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