Martje Verhoeven-de Vries Lentsch specialises in national and international arbitration and litigation, with a particular focus on energy-related issues. Martje assists several large energy companies on critical strategic matters and has represented these companies in a range of arbitrations and court cases. She has acted for buyers as well as sellers in more than ten gas-price review arbitrations relating to long-term, high-value agreements for the supply of natural gas. In addition, Martje has extensive experience in achieving recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments and dealing with related attachment proceedings. She also acts for clients and advises on post-M&A disputes arising in a variety of sectors.
In 2013 and 2014, Martje was seconded to the Shell Global Litigation Group in Houston for six months, followed by a six month posting at US law firm Haynes & Boone’s Houston office, where she worked on energy-related litigation.
23 October 2020
Privilege of foreign in-house counsel: English court sets standard, Dutch to follow?
14 November 2019
Dutch court ruling: no legal privilege for in-house counsel unless independence guaranteed
2 November 2018
De Brauw appoints Martje Verhoeven-de Vries Lentsch and Bart de Rijke as partners
11 September 2014
Martje Verhoeven in Law360: How to protect in-house legal privilege internationally
17 March 2014
Marnix Leijten and Martje Verhoeven contributed to Handbook Gas Price Arbitration
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