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Turbo-liquidation and director liability: when a creditor's reproach fails
An employee sued a director after the company was turbo-liquidated, calling the dissolution wrongful. The court rejected the claim — here is why, and what it means for directors and creditors.

Caspar van der Winden
Jun 232 min read


De-banking: when can a bank actually close the account?
De-banking is rising, but a recent Amsterdam ruling confirms a bank cannot simply close a client's account — even after compliance shortcomings. What businesses should know.

Caspar van der Winden
Jun 232 min read


Turboliquidation: fast dissolution, lasting director risk
A recent ruling of the District Court of Overijssel is a timely reminder that turboliquidation is only safe when a company genuinely has no assets — and that the transparency obligations introduced in 2023 carry real personal risk for directors who ignore them.

Caspar van der Winden
Jun 232 min read


Director liability for breach of filing obligations
The District Court of North Holland issued an interesting ruling on November 27, 2024, regarding director liability in bankruptcy cases....

Caspar van der Winden
Jan 20, 20252 min read
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