Natalie Vloemans
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Band 2 : Insurance
Band 2
About
Provided by Natalie Vloemans
Practice Areas
Natalie is particularly active on the field of liability and (re)insurance law, where she is considered by peers to be a leader in the field. She handles commercial claims and assists in cover-related disputes but also drafts commercial contracts and general conditions. Her services range from quick and fast to-the-point advices to complex litigation. Her clients comprise national and international corporations as well as brokers and insurance companies. Natalie has a significant expertise in handling claims, both commercial and cover-related, and risk management in relation to the construction, storage and logistics and industrial sectors. The scope of her work is more broad, however, and includes commercial and insurance related issues in connection with technical damages, property damage, product recall, D&O, environmental damage, asbestos-related claims and credit insurance. Furthermore, Natalie advises on regulatory insurance matters (supervision).
She combines her knowledge of liability and insurance law with substantial dispute resolution ability. Although she is skilled in arbitration and litigation, she will assess together with you whether your dispute can be mitigated or solved through alternative dispute resolution.
Professional Memberships
Dutch Association for Insurance Law and AIDA
Dutch Association for Procedural Law
Dutch Arbitration Association
Articles, highlights and press releases
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The use of arbitration and binding opinions in insurance practice from the perspective of parties
This article is an informal office translation of a chapter in the volume “Insurance and ADR” (“Verzekering en ADR) that is yet to be published as part of the OO&R series of the Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands (red. Prof. Carla Klaassen, prof. Mop van Tiggele ans Paulien Ernste)
The use of arbitration and binding opinions in insurance practice from the perspective of parties
This article is an informal office translation of a chapter in the volume “Insurance and ADR” (“Verzekering en ADR) that is yet to be published as part of the OO&R series of the Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands (red. Prof. Carla Klaassen, prof. Mop van Tiggele ans Paulien Ernste)