Louis Puts heads LMBD’s Intellectual Property team. Described as a “talented litigator” (LMG Life Sciences) and a leading individual (Legal 500), Louis has gained an in-depth knowledge in the litigation and enforcement of intellectual property rights, border measures, protection of trade secrets, unfair competition, licensing and software disputes.

Frederic Deltour specializes in corporate law, with a special focus on M&A and real estate law.

Frederic also advises with respect to a wide range of commercial contracts, including IP and life sciences related agreements.

Fabrice Mourlon Beernaert’s main areas of  practice include corporate and securities law, energy law, bankruptcy law, as well as mergers and acquisitions and life science related matters.

Thomas Vandromme has gained considerable experience as a commercial and corporate lawyer, with focus on litigation.

Pia Sobrana Gennari Curlo focuses on commercial and corporate law, as well on mergers and acquisitions, developing a special expertise in regulated industries.

Pierre-M. Louis specializes in network industries regulations – that is the electricity, railways and natural gas sectors, three industries where the network operator has been unbundled pursuant to EU legislation.

Harold Minjauw specializes in corporate and general commercial law, with a focus on M&A, real estate and distribution law, as well as corporate and commercial litigation and mediation.

Bernard Paul specializes in corporate and commercial law.

Bernard regularly advises on all aspects of business carried on in partnership (partnership agreements, acquisitions, mergers and de-mergers, LLP agreements, incorporation, and partnership disputes), acts as adviser and litigator in directors’ liabilities issues.

The practice of Tom Wera focuses on commercial and economic law, financial law and corporate law, including M&A.

Vincent mainly focuses on commercial and intellectual property law, with a special focus on litigation.

Marc’s practice focuses on consultation and dispute resolution, including mediation, in the areas of judicial law, transport law, public law and liability and insurance law.

Bruno has been a lawyer at the Supreme Court/Court of Cassation since 2000 and heads the “Supreme Court/Cassation” practice group. He specialises in advising on the success of Supreme Court/Cassation appeals in civil matters in the broad sense, criminal cases, disciplinary cases, social affairs and tax matters, and in drafting and filing applications for Supreme Court/Cassation, memoranda of reply and memoranda in support of Supreme Court/Cassation appeals in criminal cases.

Ingeborg is specialised in liability and insurance law and in Supreme Court/Cassation proceedings.

Catherine is member of the “Supreme Court/Cassation” practice group, led by Bruno Maes.

Victoria Deliège specializes in commercial law, contract law and European law.

Paul works with Bruno Maes and treats civil “Supreme Court/ Court of Cassation” cases in the field of civil and contract law.

Patrick works with Bruno Maes in civil “Supreme Court/ Court of Cassation” cases.

Sara works with Bruno Maes in civil Supreme Court/Cassation cases.

Stefaan Sonck has extensive experience in various fields of law, with a special focus on social and sports law.

Madeleine Robyns de Schneidauer focuses on commercial law, contract law and intellectual property law.

Emmanuel specialises in white-collar crime, and has more than 25 years of experience in this field. He defends both legal and natural persons, acting for both defendants and claimants in the framework of criminal investigations or before the criminal courts. He advises clients on criminal risks, compliance and criminal procedure, and in negotiations with prosecutors.

Being a member of Emmanuel Roger France’s white collar crime practice for more than 10 years, An has built up an excellent track record in advising companies and its directors in a broad range of commercial disputes and criminal cross-border cases related to fraud, hacking, bankruptcy offences, anti-money laundering, tax fraud and criminal liability following fatal work accidents.