Five new partners at AKD Prinsen Van Wijmen

AKD Prinsen Van Wijmen has appointed five new partners. As of 1 June 2007, Bart Roozendaal (Administrative Law, Breda and also Rotterdam) and Gerrit van der Veen (Administrative Law, Rotterdam) will act as full partners in the limited company with Esther Broeren (Administrative Law, Breda), Judith van Brussel (Corporate Law, Eindhoven) and Janine Mazel (Commercial Property, Amsterdam) being appointed as salary-partners.

Bart Roozendaal is an expert in the entire field of Dutch administrative law and the relationship between administrative law and private law. His focus is on legal provisions governing the liability of public authorities and includes issues such as the misuse of governmental authority, detrimental impacts arising from changes to development plans and related compensation claims.

Gerrit van der Veen specialises in administrative and environmental law. His field of work includes general administrative law, liabilities arising under public and private law in cases concerning ground contamination and the Directive on environmental liability, public administration and private law, including the Land Development Act, subsidy law and administrative damages.
 
Esther Broeren is a lawyer specialising in administrative and environmental law in the widest sense. Her field of work includes the Environmental Protection Act, and the granting and enforcement of permits, and the general administrative provisions that it sets out. Esther provides legal advice to public authorities, domestic companies and multinationals.

Judith van Brussel has worked in the notary's office since 1999, specialising in corporate law. Judith is engaged with reorganisations and restructurings of national and international companies, mergers, demergers, drawing up shareholder agreements and handling related issues, as well as providing legal advice on these matters.

Janine Mazelhas been a lawyer since 1991 and focuses on construction and property law. Janine is primarily active in the fields of contract law, with projects involving public-private partnerships, project development, the redevelopment of inner cities, international contracts and handling due diligence for construction and property concerns.