Reinier advises national and international companies
reinier.russell@russell.nl +31 20 301 55 55In the third issue of Bradutch Magazine, the magazine of BRADUTCH, the Brazilian Chamber of Commerce in the Netherlands, Russell Advocaten published a contribution on “Entering the Dutch European market: Distribution, agency or franchise”. Next to information on distribution, agency and franchise agreements, special attention is given to e-commerce, geoblocking and pricing arrangements.
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When can I live and work in the Netherlands? In his contribution to the second edition of Bradutch Magazine, the magazine of BRADUTCH, Russell Advocaten explains which residence and work permits entrepreneurs may use when starting a business in the Netherlands or any other EU Member State.
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