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Virtual Legal

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Dutch law firm situated in The Hague

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Labour law 

Advice on Dutch labour law

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Liability, disputes and

litigation

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Intellectual Property,

IT and Privacy

Copyright, IT-law and the protection of software and (personal) data. 

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(Data) Privacy, IT law

and Corporate Law

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Procurement,
IT and Intellectual Property

Involved in IT-procurement? We are glad to assist.

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International Trade law,

Intellectual Property and IT

(international) contracting, IP-protection & automatisering.

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Labour law & commercial contracting

Dutch labour law and Commercial contracting

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Need help with contract negotiations

Drafting and negotiation of IT contracts is our speciality. IT purchasing conditions, such as GIBIT and ARBIT, are well known to our lawyers.

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Privacy audit for companies

Check your compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation with our Privacy Audit.

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Labour contracts under Dutch law

We advise entrepreneurs on all labor law aspects and provide assistance in disputes with employees and directors.

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Is someone infringing your IP?

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WiseMen Law firm

WiseMen is a law firm dedicated to entrepreneurs and (government) organisations since 1999, with a focus on technology, IT and intellectual property law. We offer a practice-oriented legal services package that closely matches the need of ICT companies, communication agencies and technology companies. Namely, the need for specialised legal services.

Our lawyers speak your language and understand your business

Corporate Legal Counsels

Not every organisation has its own legal department. The aim of WiseMen is, for organisations that do not have their own legal department, to take the management and handling of all legal matters out of their hands as much as possible. WiseMen acts as a virtual legal department for these organisations. The extent to which this is done varies per organisation. Most clients have outsourced their legal department to WiseMen. For organisations with their own legal department, we act as an 'add-on' to their internal legal department and support them where there is a gap, such as a need for specific knowledge or (temporarily) extra capacity or proceedings in court or at a tribunal.

We support more than 250 IT companies, communication agencies and technology companies. WiseMen offers support in many areas of law, including: general contract law, employment law, ICT law, corporate law, intellectual property law and privacy.

Attorneys

Successful litigation requires not only sound legal knowledge, but also extensive practical experience and an understanding of the business and what really matters. Have you been subpoenaed? If so, contact one of our lawyers directly at: +31(0)70 381.9.281

Interim lawyers

WiseMen also offers interim lawyers with direct and active support from the Virtual Legal Department. These interim lawyers are the legal partner in buying and selling IT, Communications and/or Technology.

In a no-obligation introductory meeting, we would like to discuss with you how we can help you further.

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