by TDG Tech | May 27, 2021 | Corporate law
The government is making TOA credits available to entrepreneurs who want to restart under the WHOA. Under the WHOA, as of January 1, a restructuring of debts can take place by means of a compulsory settlement. The TOA credit also provides for new working capital and...
by TDG Tech | Feb 23, 2021 | Corporate law
For the first time a Dutch court has issued a ruling homologating a compulsory settlement under the new WHOA. The case involves a company in the events industry, whose operations have ceased immediately since March 15, 2020. In 2019, the company still had a turnover...
by TDG Tech | Jan 7, 2021 | Corporate law
The new ‘WHOA’: a great tool to prevent bankruptcy In the Netherlands, too, from 1 January 2021 there is a scheme to restructure companies financially in order to prevent bankruptcy. This so-called WHOA is aimed at maintaining the value of the company. Viable business...
by TDG Tech | Sep 25, 2020 | Corporate law
Well known is the Uber case, in which Barcelonan cab drivers were followed by the European court of Justice in their view that Uber, like them, is also required to have a cab license for its services. The central question is whether this is an ‘Information Society...
by TDG Tech | Jan 29, 2020 | Corporate law
With the above particular two stripes (de)sign, used on aerobic outfits, sold in the Netherlands in 1997, H&M – who I represent in this matter as attorney-at-law since 1997 – did not infringe the three stripes trademarks invoked by Adidas, as the...
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