EY Law

EY Law consists of more than 60 lawyers in Belgium and offers legal expertise in all aspects of business law. 

Our firm is an independent Belgian law firm which has access to the international EY Law network of legal practices affiliated to EY. The EY Law network currently consists of 2,200 highly experienced lawyers qualified in their respect jurisdictions in 86 jurisdictions across the globe. Through our network, EY Law Belgium has a truly global footprint.

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Junior Regulatory Real Estate and Litigation Attorney

Junior Regulatory Real Estate and Litigation Attorney

We are looking for an ambitious Junior Regulatory, Real Estate and Litigation Lawyer (1 – 3 years of experience) to join our team composed of experienced attorneys lead by Philip Peerens.

Lawyer (Bar) Urban planning and Environmental law Public & administrative law Real estate ...
Full-time
Self-employed
Diegem
03 Dec 2024
06/12/24
Embracing the future of product safety: the EU’s General Product Safety Regulation

The new General Product Safety Regulation (EU 2023/988 – GPSR) aims to fill the gaps in consumer protection in the EU, while addressing the complexiti…

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01/07/24
Transparantie en publiciteit bij publieke vastgoedtransacties: een nieuw wettelijk kader voor Vlaamse overheid…

Op 1 juni 2024 trad het Vlaams decreet van 8 maart 2024 betreffende het vervreemden van onroerende domeingoederen en het vestigen van zakelijke rechte…

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27/05/24
Webshops have to offer at least two delivery methods as of September 2024

From 21 September 2024, webshops delivering goods in Belgium will have to provide at least two delivery methods for the delivery of products to consum…

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