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    Annemetje Koburg

    Lawyer

    Annemetje is part of the Litigation and Insurance practice group. She focuses on complex (international) disputes, including commercial and corporate litigation.

    Analytical. Service-oriented. Driven.

    In 2010 Annemetje started her career as a lawyer. She has also worked at the Erasmus University and the University of Amsterdam. She taught courses on law of contracts and torts, insolvency law and company law.

    She publishes case notes on company law related judgments.

    Court Litigation Corporate Litigation

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  • Stay of individual case(s) initiated by the Dutch Foundation Volkswagen Group Diesel Efficiency Stichting

    01 March 2022
    District Court East-Brabant 27 January 2022, ECLI:NL:RBOBR:2022:247
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  • Stichting The Privacy Collective inadmissible

    01 March 2022
    Amsterdam District Court 29 December 2021, ECLI:NL:RBAMS:2021:7647 Case Overview The Privacy Collective ('TPC') claims to act on behalf of all Dutch internet users in these WAMCA proceedings. TPC alleges that the software companies 'Oracle' (Oracle Nederland B.V., Oracle Corporation and Oracle America, Inc.) and 'Salesforce' (SFDC Netherlands B.V. and Salesforce.com, Inc.) violated the privacy of 10 million Dutch internet users by, in brief, collecting, processing and selling personal data to third parties and enabling them, inter alia, to offer personalised advertisements on websites. In addition, TPC alleges that the privacy of Dutch internet users had been infringed by a data breach at Oracle. In brief, TPC claimed, as a declaratory judgement, that Oracle and Salesforce are liable for all direct and indirect damage caused amounting to a total of EUR 11 billion.
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  • Airbnb: consequences of Supreme Court ruling for WAMCA proceedings

    01 March 2022
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  • News

    Financial Reporting and the Impact of Covid-19

    29 April 2020
    Event after the balance sheet date For the financial statements 2019 closing on 31 December 2019, the financial impact of the Covid-19 outbreak is a 'post-balance sheet event'. For companies with a financial year that does not coincide with a calendar year, it goes without saying that the impact of Covid-19 will in any case have to be taken into account in the preparation of the annual accounts and the management report. It is up to the company to assess and process this.
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