Rutger Doorduyn

Rutger Doorduyn

Associate
Baker & McKenzie Amsterdam N.V.

Biography

Rutger Doorduyn is a senior associate within the Amsterdam Dispute Resolution Practice Group at Baker McKenzie. Rutger studied at the University of Groningen where he obtained a master’s degree in corporate law in 2017. He joined Baker McKenzie in 2018 and is admitted to the Amsterdam Bar. Rutger gained additional experience during his secondment at Shell as well as a short-term rotation in the Baker McKenzie Private Equity & M&A Practice Group in Amsterdam. Rutger completed the postgraduate specialisation course Grotius Corporate Litigation in 2023.

Practice Focus

Rutger's expertise spans both domestic and international commercial and corporate disputes. He is particularly focused on governance issues, shareholder litigation, directors' liability disputes, and enquiry proceedings before the Enterprise Chamber of the Amsterdam Court of Appeal. Rutger's practice also extends to post M&A disputes, intricate matters in restructuring and insolvency, and complex construction-related commercial and corporate law issues.

Professional Associations and Memberships

  • Dutch Bar Association (Nederlandse Orde van Advocaten)
  • Amsterdam Young Bar Association (Stichting Jonge Balie)
  • Association for Corporate Litigation (De Vereniging Corporate Litigation)
  • Association for Young Litigation Lawyers (Vereniging Jonge Proces advocaten)
  • Dutch Association for Procedural Law (Nederlandse Vereniging voor Procesrecht)

Admissions

  • Amsterdam~The Netherlands (2018)

Education

  • Grotius Academie (Corporate Litigation, postgraduate specialisation course) (2023)
  • University of Groningen (Corporate Law, LLM) (2017)

Languages

  • Dutch
  • English

Author, “Boskalis/Fugro: een afrondende beschouwing van het agenderingsrecht," Bedrijfsjuridische berichten, February 2019 (Bb 2019/5)

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