Andersen strengthens its commercial and economic law practice
We are pleased to announce that David Van Iseghem has joined our firm as a partner in commercial and economic law.
David advises businesses on complex legal matters and supports them in drafting and negotiating a wide range of national and international agreements, including general terms and conditions, sales and service agreements, distribution models, licensing, management contracts, and SLAs.
He has extensive expertise in dispute resolution and combines legal depth with a pragmatic approach. David assists clients in negotiations, court proceedings, and alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediation and arbitration.
He has been a member of the Bar of Limburg since 2006. As a certified mediator in civil and commercial matters, he is regularly appointed by courts or at the request of parties. His solution-oriented style and broad experience make him a valuable addition to our team.
David also serves as an editorial board member of the legal journal “Limburgs Rechtsleven” and was a long-standing lecturer in contract law at Hasselt University.
He regularly publishes on topics within his field of expertise and has delivered seminars and training sessions for organizations including Voka, VKW, and Unizo. His blend of academic insight and hands-on experience makes him a strong reference in his domain.
With his wide-ranging legal knowledge, academic background, and pragmatic mindset, David is exceptionally well-positioned to support both clients and colleagues. His arrival marks a significant strengthening of our corporate and commercial contracts practice.
We look forward to deepening our services with David on board, a growth made possible thanks to the continued trust of our clients.
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