Judith de Boer

Judith de Boer is a partner at Hertoghs Advocaten, specializing in white-collar crime cases. Her expertise encompasses financial crimes such as bribery, corruption, tax fraud, money laundering, forgery, bankruptcy fraud, and cybercrime. Judith is proactive in her approach, whether addressing an internal report of fraud requiring investigation or navigating cases involving authorities. She is a skilled negotiator and a fierce litigator in court. Additionally, she has a specialization in cassation cases before the Supreme Court.

Judith’s clients include multinationals, international corporations, directors, and high-net-worth individuals. She frequently handles cases that are both politically and media-sensitive. In such high-stakes matters, Judith strategically manages public relations to safeguard her clients' interests and secure the best possible outcomes.

Judith started at Hertoghs Advocaten, where her ambition swiftly turned in a partner position. She co-founded the well-known legal blog Vaklunch.nl. Judith regularly contributes to professional journals and is a sought-after speaker on international stages.

Judith de Boer is:

Co-President of the Business Crime and Civil Fraud Commission at the International Association of Young Lawyers (AIJA);

A Fellow of the International Academy for Financial Crime Litigators;

A board member of the Dutch Association of Criminal Defence Lawyers (NVSA);

A member of the AI-Projectgroup that advises the Dutch Bar;

A member of the Dutch Association of Tax Lawyers (NVAB).

Outside of work, Judith is passionate about rock climbing. For her, climbing is not just a physical challenge but a mental discipline that demands focus, determination, and strategic thinking. It teaches the importance of assessing risks, planning each move with precision, and staying composed under pressure—skills that echo in her professional life. Whether conquering steep cliffs or navigating complex legal cases, Judith is always reaching for new heights, both personally and professionally.