Government
Navigating complexity requires clear direction
You operate in a landscape shaped by regulation, political sensitivity and public interest. At the same time, projects must move forward and results matter. You need advice that is legally sound and works in practice.
More responsibilities, more pressure
Public authorities face major challenges: housing, the energy transition, nitrogen and social issues. At the same time, legislation continues to evolve and pressure from politics and society is increasing. This means making decisions at the intersection of law, policy and implementation. Decisions that must be legally robust, politically feasible and practically workable. In a complex environment, clarity and timing are essential.
We combine legal expertise with administrative insight
Our Government team understands your reality. We work closely with lawyers, civil servants and administrators, and translate complex issues into clear, workable solutions. Our approach is pragmatic and forward-looking. We keep an eye on legal risks, administrative relationships and political feasibility. So you can stay in control and move forward with confidence.
Our expertise
- Public procurement law
- Administrative law
- Construction law
- Tenancy law
- Notarial services
- Environmental law
- Social sector
- State aid
- Subsidy law
- Area development
- Expropriation
- Enforcement
- Government transparency (Woo)
Who do we work for?
We work for local authorities, provinces and regional partnerships across the Netherlands. We also support semi-public organisations, including educational institutions and healthcare providers such as university hospitals.
Related
Recent cases
- Advising and litigating on wind farm developments
- Advising on scarce rights and subsidies (Didam)
- Advising on housing legislation
- Litigation on retail development in peripheral locations
- Advising on compensation for loss and planning damage
- Proceedings before the Netherlands Institute for Human Rights
- Integrity investigations, including under the Whistleblowers Act