Maxine Daems
Lexology GTDT - Technology Disputes 2022 Digital Edition
Bastiaan Bruyndonckx and Olivia Santantonio contributed to the Belgian chapter of the Lexology GTDT: Technology Disputes 2022 Digital Edition. This quick reference guide enables side-by-side comparison of local insights into common types of dispute and preliminary steps; claims (causes
Capital gains taxation: Constitutional Court to rule
Under Belgian tax law, capital gains on shares realized by individuals are only taxable if they are realized in the course of a professional activity or if they can be considered as “miscellaneous income”.
20 years Lydian
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Lydian assists start-up 'ImmoTokens' in revolutionary issue of real estate tokens.
The Real Estate team of Lydian is proud to have assisted the Ghent start-up 'ImmoTokens' in the launch of its ground-breaking project which gives investors the possibility to purchase digital tokens relating to a real estate project.
Lydian & ACC Europe Webinar: Conducting Effective Internal Investigations
Investigation work is peppered with legal and practical issues for which there is not always one correct solution.
Jo Willems promoted to partner at law firm Lydian
Jo Willems, who is mentioned as a Rising Star for several years already in the internationally renowned Legal 500, began his career in 2005 as a trainee in Lydian’s Commercial & Litigation team. Under the guidance of current Managing Partner Hugo Keulers, he developed his expertise in comme
A clear position of the ECJ: zero support for zero tariff options
A zero tariff option is a commercial practice whereby an internet access provider applies a ‘zero tariff’ (or a tariff that is more advantageous) to all or part of the data traffic associated with an application or category of specific applications, offered by partners of that internet access provid
E-zine Insurance Regulation - Solvency II Review: the Commission has spoken. A first overview.
On 22 September 2021, the European Commission published its comprehensive package of proposals and related documentation regarding the review of the Solvency II Directive. [1] Notably, the European Commission adopted two proposals for a Directive, one related to review of the existing