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Legal & tax disputes

When facing a legal or tax dispute, much can be at stake. You need clarity about your options, the risks involved and how to defend your position effectively.

Understanding your rights, obligations and potential scenarios allows you to choose a strategy that is both realistic and effective. This helps you maintain control in an otherwise complex situation.

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Situations you recognize, answers that help you move forward.

Disputes with competitors typically concern market practices, intellectual property infringement or breach of contract. A formal notice is often the first step, followed by mediation, arbitration or injunctive relief.

Acting swiftly and gathering strong evidence is essential. A sound legal strategy protects both your rights and your competitive position.

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Geert Reniers
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A tax dispute often starts with an audit or assessment you disagree with. You may file an objection within strict legal deadlines, supported by valid arguments and proper documentation.

If the objection is rejected, you may proceed to court. A well-prepared file, clear reasoning and timely legal advice significantly increase your chances of success and may even prevent litigation altogether.

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David Engelbos
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Shareholder disputes often arise due to differences in strategy, profit distribution or governance involvement. If negotiations break down, mediation, arbitration or litigation may be needed.

The outcome largely depends on what is laid down in the articles of association or the shareholders’ agreement. Vague or missing provisions increase uncertainty. Clear agreements are therefore the best form of prevention.

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Leen Wetsels
Leen Wetsels
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Are you facing a key legal moment?

We assess your situation together and guide you through the decisions that safeguard the future of your business.