Description
Description
Liedekerke is one of Belgium’s foremost business law firms and has established an international reputation upon a unique experience and unchallenged expertise, which it has acquired in all areas of business law. Liedekerke’s clients are active in a broad range of industries, to which it offers first-rate, creative and personalized full-service advice. The firm has strong transactional and advisory practices based on sector expertise and an in-depth knowledge of Belgian and European law. In addition, and as an essential complement to its transactional and advisory activities, it represents clients in complex litigation before national, European and international courts, both judicial and arbitral.
Testimonials
Testimonials
Top-tier team offering expert advice on regulatory issues, including the taxation of energy products, European incentives for energy companies and capacity remuneration. Clients praise the firm for being "creative in developing arguments," adding that the lawyers "really look after their clients." Another client praises the firm as "excellent," highlighting its "great reach, even beyond Belgium." (Chambers & Partners Europe, Energy, 2020)
Clients "can think of no better expert in Belgium" than Damien Verhoeven, stressing that "he is so knowledgeable and client-friendly." (Chambers & Partners Europe, Energy, 2020)
Liedekerke practitioners are singled out as “absolute leaders in energy law”. (Legal 500, Energy, 2020)
“Damien Verhoeven and his team are swift, comprehensible, creative, and have an in-depth knowledge that is incomparable to anyone else.” (Legal 500, Energy, 2020)
"They are reactive and we can just call and agree on timings. Things get done and we get the answers we need." (Chambers & Partners Europe, Energy, 2019)
Damien Verhoeven “is by far the best expert in his field in Belgium. His knowledge is amazing and he knows everything about the industry." (Chambers & Partners Europe, Energy, 2019)
Liedekerke is highlighted for its “in-depth knowledge of multiple facets of European, federal and regional energy law.” (Legal 500, Energy, 2019)