by Darin Crouch | May 31, 2022 | Court Related, Civil
The Court of Appeals of ‘s-Hertogenbosch recently rendered a decision in a claim for affection. Affection damages concern a compensation for the grief and pain caused by the fact that a person (the primary injured party) with whom one has an affective bond suffers... 
by Darin Crouch | Apr 16, 2022 | Court Related, Administrative Law
A Dutch resident of New York applied for a new Dutch passport in 2014. The Secretary of State did not process the application. She would have lost Dutch nationality because she had lived abroad for more than 10 years. She appealed against this to the Administrative... 
by Darin Crouch | Apr 16, 2022 | Article News
I can remember the first day of starting the journey of obtaining my management degree. On this first day, the dean said to all the students: “Look at the person to the right of you; at the end of this school year one of you will not be here anymore”. When diving into... 
by Darin Crouch | Mar 28, 2022 | Article News
Imagine the situation whereby a person (the founder) starts a company and after the founder retires or worse yet when the founder suddenly kicks the bucket, there is nobody to take over. The scenario sketched here above, is not uncommon. A founder may have off-spring,... 
by Darin Crouch | Mar 28, 2022 | Court Related, Labor
The Court of Appeal in Arnhem-Leeuwarden had to render a decision in a case whereby an employee sank through a plaster ceiling. The employee argued that no reasonable instructions that were required form a safety point of view were given by the employer. The Court of...
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