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HBN Law & Tax maintains an excellent reputation in the Dutch Caribbean and possesses strong capabilities in both litigation and M&A. The firm additionally provides specialised tax advice. Clients benefit from its considerable network of offices, with the firm present throughout the Dutch Caribbean and in The Hague.

OX & WOLF continues to leave a strong impression on the market, possessing particular strengths in shipping and real estate matters. Several members of the team are also active in litigation. The firm is a popular choice for international law firms seeking expertise in Curaçao.

Spigt Dutch Caribbean has a strong litigation team, acting for both claimants and defendants on a wide range of disputes. The law firm is also active on non-contentious matters and is a popular choice with financial sector clients for assistance with M&A or financing mandates.

With offices throughout the Dutch Caribbean, including Curaçao, Aruba, Bonaire and Sint Maarten, VANEPS fields a strong and deep bench of lawyers. The firm provides a comprehensive service to international and local clients, with the team's expertise ranging from financing to shareholder disputes and corporate transactions. Its lawyers regularly act for domestic, regional and international banks.

Aruba-based Brown Lawyers advises clients across a variety of matters, including M&A and financing. The firm additionally advises on administrative law and litigation.

De Cuba Ormel Noordhuizen is an Aruba-based boutique law firm which is widely recognised for its work in both contentious and non-contentious matters. It operates in a diverse array of areas including real estate, project development, bankruptcy and insolvency, banking and finance, and corporate governance.

Soliana Bonapart & Aardenburg is a full-service law firm providing a wealth of expertise in corporate law, as well as intellectual property, insurance and employment mandates. The team exhibits additional proficiency in contentious matters. It has offices in Sint Maarten, Curaçao and Bonaire.