Litigation
Netherlands
2 years ranked
Provided by Stek
Jan Bart is an expert in commercial and corporate dispute resolution. His practice covers the entire range of dispute resolution, with a focus on banking and finance litigation, director’s and professional liability, M&A related disputes and follow-on (cartel) damage claims. Jan Bart has extensive experience in large corporate investigations and asset recovery cases. He advises various (listed) companies and financial institutions on corporate and obligatory issues and liability.
Jan Bart publishes regularly and is a lecturer at the Law Firm School on discovery and evidence. He is also a lecturer at the Nyenrode Business University for executives and non-executives on governance.
Jan Bart worked for many years as a senior lawyer in the Litigation & Arbitration and Banking & International Capital Markets departments of Allen & Overy.
Jan Bart is a member of the Corporate Litigation Association, the Association for Financial Law and the Dutch Association for Procedural Law.
Provided by Chambers
Jan Bart van de Hel is well placed to assist with commercial disputes, representing clients in contractual litigation, shareholder class actions and joint venture disputes. He additionally advises clients on competition litigation and fraud cases.
Provided by Chambers
Jan Bart stands out for his strategic insight and legal precision. He is highly responsive, thoughtful in his approach and a valuable sparring partner in contentious and high-stakes matters.
Jan Bart is a true litigator who is strong on the strategic side of the proceedings. He is also very open and friendly.
Jan Bart van de Hel is responsive, knowledgeable and very cooperative.
He is very practical and realises settlement is better than litigating.
Jan Bart has provided us with high-quality legal advice marked by clarity and a strong understanding of the legal context. His legal advice has consistently been both reliable and practical.
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