AMSTERDAM – March 14, 2022 – Greenberg Traurig, LLP Amsterdam Shareholders Herald Jongen and Radboud Ribbert, and Local Partner Robert Hardy authored the “Netherlands Trends & Developments” chapter in the 2022 Chambers Global Practice Guide on Technology, Media, and Telecom (TMT).
Jongen is recognized as a Band 1 lawyer in Chambers Europe Guide in the TMT: Information Technology (IT) & IT Outsourcing category in the Netherlands. The guide quotes a client who calls Jongen “incredibly experienced,” "able to quickly analyse complex issues," with a manner that is "result-oriented” and “pleasant and constructive”.
Ribbert is recognized as a Band 4 lawyer in Chambers GlobalGuide for Intellectual Property in the Netherlands. He entered the rankings in 2021 following praise from market sources, with clients emphasizing his "strategic thinking and holistic approach,” according to Chambers.
Hardy represents clients before the European Commission, the Dutch Competition Authority, Dutch administrative law courts, and the European Union courts in matters relating to cartels, dominance, merger control, and state aid proceedings. In addition, he represents clients before the Dutch civil law courts on issues relating to standard-essential patents and FRAND licensing disputes. Hardy’s sector focus includes technology and telecommunications.
The 2022 Chambers Global Practice Guide on TMT covers 25 jurisdictions. The guide provides legal information relating to cloud computing; blockchain; big data; machine learning; artificial intelligence (AI); the internet of things (IoT); data protection; telecommunications rules; audio-visual services; encryption; and TMT-relevant responses to COVID-19.
Chambers’ Global Practice Guides provide legal commentary on key issues for businesses and discusses important developments in the most significant jurisdictions. For each guide, the publisher, Chambers and Partners, selects contributing editors who are ranked in the relevant Chambers Guides.