Lindenbaum is pleased to announce that Sophie van Everdingen has joined the firm as of 1 May 2024. Sophie joins the firm as Counsel. She has extensive experience in commercial disputes. This with a focus on antitrust damages cases and cross-border litigation.
Lindenbaum covered the significant recent developments in cartel litigation in the Netherlands in an article for Global Legal Insights.
The Supreme Court ruled in two recent judgments that reassuring statements, made by the liable person, may cause that the injured party does not yet have the necessary knowledge and insight for the (short) limitation period of Art. 3:310 (1) of the Civil Code to start.
Managing partner Damien Berkhout published an article regarding collective damages actions and privacy violations for Data & Privacyweb. This in response to the recent TikTok WAMCA ruling by the Amsterdam District Court.
The ECJ has provided its decision in the UI/Österreichische Post AG case (“UI-case”). The decision is important, because it further clarifies under which conditions damages can be claimed in response to GDPR-infringements. In this contribution, we outline the key findings by the ECJ in the UI-case.
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