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Sub Rosa Legal reinforces Andersen

September 4, 2024

We are happy to announce that Sub Rosa Legal will join the team of Andersen in Belgium as of September 2, 2024. This collaboration marks a new chapter for both parties.

Sub Rosa Legal reinforces Andersen

The integration of Sub Rosa Legal within Andersen offers significant complementary benefits to our clients. Their in-depth expertise in corporate law allows us to further expand and deepen our services. This collaboration allows us to support you even more broadly with legal solutions that strengthen their business operations. The combined knowledge and experience of both teams ensure that we can assist you in even more practice areas, thus optimizing our representation of your business interests.  

In addition, we will continue to maintain our commitment to client orientation, strategic thinking and providing sustainable, pragmatic solutions that perfectly fit your business needs. With Sub Rosa Legal, we will reinforce our core values and continue to guarantee the high-quality service you have come to expect from us.  


Meet our new colleagues 

Sandra Gobert, Partner: Experienced lawyer, member of the Brussels Bar since 1992, and Executive Director at Guberna. Sandra brings in-depth legal knowledge and experience in corporate law, governance and sustainability regulation. She is a member of the board of the Corporate Governance Committee.  She is a sought-after speaker, teaches corporate law and good governance in various training programs and regularly publishes in legal journals and national media.

Sidney Lefèvre, Partner: As lawyer and member of the Brussels Bar since 2002, Sidney has extensive experience in commercial law, torts law, construction law, tenancy law, and traffic law. His expertise in private security law, together with his many years of teaching experience, makes him a valuable addition to our team.

Camille Koch, Associate: Camille strengthens the team with her legal knowledge in construction law and real estate.

This strengthening underlines our shared commitment to client focus, strategic advice and high-quality legal solutions. We look forward to putting our extensive expertise to work for your success.

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