Osborne Clarke Belgium is a fast-growing and dynamic firm in the heart of Brussels. Our team is made up of experts in Commercial, Corporate, Employment, EU, IT & IP, Payments and Regulatory and Tax law who collaborate to provide innovative and efficient advice across sectors. Our clients are established and emerging leaders in Digital Business, Life Sciences, FinTech, Real Estate and Retail, Recruitment/Workforce Solutions and Transport/Automotive. Our partners have been recognized by Legal 500, Chambers and Who’s Who Legal for their outstanding client service and knowledge.
Our Belgian office is also the base for our multi-jurisdictional EU Regulatory team, advising on crucial EU-wide issues such as competition, procurement and state aid, and we work closely with our international colleagues to provide a flawless cross-border service.
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Belgian holding company
Advised a Belgian holding company on the Belgian legal and tax implications of a merger involving shareholders in various jurisdictions that raised international tax issues.
Stock option tax advice
Advised on the Belgian tax implications of stock option plans for several international companies located in various European and American jurisdictions.
TiGenix
Advised TiGenix, which is listed on Euronext Brussels, on its €25 million issue of convertible bonds and on its private placements of shares totalling €33 million.
Onepoint
Advised Groupe Onepoint on its public takeover of Vision IT Group, listed on Alternext Brussels and Alternext Paris.
Transport company
Acted in multi-jurisdictional litigation involving a world-leading transport company and its former owner.
Sports brand
Advised on the development and implementation of a strategic distribution centre - covering supply chain, logistics and procurement - for a well-known sports brand.
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The European connected consumer: A life lived online
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Brexit | UK publishes tariff rates: how do they work?
The UK government this morning (13 March 2019) published the tariff rates that would apply to imports if the UK left the European Union without a deal. The government also…
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Data protection and privacy: are you Brexit-ready for any outcome?
Profound business uncertainty has surrounded data protection since the UK voted in favour of leaving the EU more than two years ago. The basis on which the UK will leave…
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Key issues in the new European Electronic Communications Code
The European Electronic Communications Code was enacted in December 2018 and recasts the existing European telecoms frameworks. Hannah Drew and Katherine Kirrage discuss what it means for communications businesses and…
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