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- Baron Dhanislaan 20
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Dutch
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Marie Maegh
Lawyer
Full biography
Marie Maegh has been admitted to the bar since 2022 and supports corporate and family-related matters affecting business owners. She assists with issues at the intersection of marriage and company shareholding, among other corporate topics. Her work contributes to the firm’s advisory services for entrepreneurs and their companies.
Education
- Master in de rechten (Universiteit Antwerpen)
- Advocaat sinds 2022
Will banks or investment groups deny you capital because your ecological footprint is too large?
This article discusses whether banks and investment groups can refuse to provide capital to companies based on their ecological footprint, focusing on the EU climate agenda, ECB stress tests, and the rise of ESG scores.
Who was driving the company car with which an offense was committed? Not an optional request for information from the public prosecutor's office.
The article discusses the obligation for companies to disclose, at the request of the public prosecutor's office, the identity of the driver of a company car after a traffic offense. It points out the serious consequences and fines when this request for information is not answered in time.
The sky is the limit, until the plane goes down… join our seminar on April 29.
This article announces a seminar on April 29 about the importance of a shareholders' agreement when starting a collaboration. It explains how clear agreements made in advance can prevent later conflicts and costly legal proceedings between business partners.
Sitting at the table together all year round?
This article discusses the dynamics within family businesses, where family, business and ownership must be in balance to avoid conflicts. It explains how mediation can help with a business transfer and how a family charter can serve as a guide in this process.
Recent law offers partners protection: New right of opposition for uninvolved parties in court proceedings
This article discusses the law of 21 April 2024, which introduces a new right of opposition in the Code of Companies and Associations for partners of a general partnership, limited partnership, and simple partnership. Partners who were not party to court proceedings against their company can now file opposition against the judgment.
General Terms and Conditions, fine print of great importance…
The article discusses the use and benefits of general terms and conditions in agreements and explains under what conditions they are enforceable against a contracting party.
Who is pulling the strings? The government wants to know by September 30, 2019 at the latest.
The article discusses the Belgian anti-money laundering law and the introduction of the UBO register, which collects information on the ultimate beneficial owners of companies, foundations, non-profit organizations, and trusts.
What compensation must be paid when terminating an agreement?
This article discusses what compensation is owed when terminating an agreement, referring to articles 1149 and 1794 of the Old Civil Code. It explains how damages and loss of profit must be proven, and highlights the importance of fixed penalty clauses when concluding a contract.Talk to our legal team
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