Laura Schalk provides legal advice to international and national business entrepreneurs. Her focus is on corporate law, but she also deals with contracts, General Terms and Conditions, directors’ liability, and shareholders’ disputes. Laura is a member of the corporate practice group at Russell Advocaten.
Laura Schalk provides legal advice to international and national business entrepreneurs. Her focus is on corporate law, but she also deals with contracts, General Terms and Conditions, directors’ liability, and shareholder disputes. She specializes in the establishment of companies (www.startingabusinessnl.com). Laura is a member of the corporate practice group at Russell Advocaten.
Laura’s main focus is on (international) disputes and legal advice in the areas of corporate law, law of obligations, and rent law. In addition, she provides legal advice and litigation representation in contract disputes, including distribution and agency contracts. Laura is particularly involved in issues concerning the position of shareholders, on which she wrote her thesis.
And besides…
Laura loves fashion, art journaling, travelling, reading and playing the piano.
Does your competitor rent retail space in a prime location? Then you can try to buy that property and start a shop yourself by terminating the lease because of urgent personal use. But when is it a matter of personal use? And when is personal use urgent?
There are still fewer bankruptcies than expected due to the coronavirus crisis. Many shops are still keeping their heads above water thanks to the government support. There is, however, a good chance that they will crash when the support is over. Especially if the second wave will be followed by a third wave. As a lessor, what do you have to pay attention to if a lessee goes bankrupt?
What can the tenant of a property do if his rental enjoyment is affected by defects in the rented property? Does he have to solve this himself or does the landlord have to do so?
