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Crosslaw

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Brussels, Belgium, home of IPG member Crosslaw
Crosslaw is an independent Belgian law firm specializing in business law, advising companies, entrepreneurs, associations, and public-sector organisations on a wide range of national and international legal matters. Founded by lawyers with a shared vision of creating a flexible, business-oriented practice, Crosslaw combines multidisciplinary legal expertise with a pragmatic approach focused on clients’ commercial objectives.
Crosslaw
Expertise
Law
Mergers & Acquisitions
Crosslaw
Specialisms
Arbitration, Mediation & Dispute Resolution
Carve-Outs & Demergers
Charities & Non-Profit Organisations
Civil & Commercial Litigation
Commercial Contracts & Transactions
Construction & Infrastructure
Corporate & Company Law
Corporate Governance & Compliance
Corporate Insolvency & Restructuring
Corporate Joint Ventures
Cross-Border M&A
Due Diligence
Franchising, Agency & Distribution
International Trade & Investment
M&A – Private Companies
Mergers & Acquisitions
Private International Law
Real Estate & Property Law
Shareholder & Investment Agreements
Venture Capital Transactions
Crosslaw logo
Address
The Crescent Building Lenniksebaan 451 (Route de Lennik)
1070
Brussels
Belgium
+32 2 41 00 085
crosslaw.be
Key Contacts
Heidi Vanluchene, Senior Associate at Crosslaw
Heidi Vanluchene
Senior Associate
Jannick Everaerdt, Partner at Crosslaw
Jannick Everaredt
Partner

The firm provides services in corporate and commercial law, mergers and acquisitions, contract drafting and negotiation, dispute resolution, arbitration, mediation, and legal risk management. It serves Belgian and international clients across sectors including industry, banking and insurance, energy, ICT, communications and media, and services, and works in multiple languages including English, French, Dutch..

Crosslaw operates from offices in Brussels and Kortrijk and works with a network of independent law firms internationally to support cross-border matters.

The main specialisms of Crosslaw (Brussels) are focused on business law and advising economic actors. Its key practice areas include:

  • Commercial Law
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    Commercial contracts, contract drafting and negotiation, distribution agreements, agency and franchising, international trade, transport, product liability, subcontracting, real estate transactions, insolvency-related commercial matters, and commercial disputes.
  • Corporate Law
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    Company incorporation, corporate governance, corporate housekeeping, shareholder and board matters, joint ventures, spin-offs, restructurings, dissolutions, liquidations, and corporate litigation.
  • Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A)
    Domestic and cross-border acquisitions, mergers, asset deals, share transfers, management buyouts (MBOs), due diligence, transaction structuring, and preparation of transaction agreements.
  • Contracts & Commercial Agreements
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    Drafting, reviewing, negotiating, and managing complex business agreements tailored to clients’ operational needs.
  • Litigation & Arbitration
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    Representation before courts and arbitral tribunals, commercial disputes, shareholder disputes, contractual conflicts, and cross-border litigation.
  • Mediation & Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
    Negotiation support, mediation, and other dispute-resolution strategies designed to avoid lengthy proceedings where possible.
  • Corporate Restructuring & Insolvency
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    Business reorganisations, judicial restructuring, bankruptcy matters, liquidation, creditor issues, and related commercial advisory work.
  • Legal Advisory & Risk Management
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    Ongoing legal support, compliance guidance, legal risk assessments, in-house counsel solutions, and management of legal projects.

Crosslaw primarily serves Belgian and international companies, SMEs, associations, NGOs, and public organisations, with sector experience in industry, , energy and utilities, ICT, communications and media, and services.

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