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Gert-Jan specialises in corporate sanctions
law (corporate criminal law and administrative penalty law) and regularly acts
on behalf of listed companies. His areas of focus include economic
criminal law (including environmental criminal law and working conditions law),
corruption, fraud, money laundering and cases arising from complex (industrial)
accidents at work. His specialisms also include sanctions law in cases where
"the government" is under investigation (criminal prosecution of a
province, municipality or water board, breach of confidentiality by a director,
councillor or civil servant). In addition, he assists in integrity
investigations and advises companies on compliance programmes to prevent
(involvement in) criminal offences.
Gert-Jan
is a deputy member of the Disciplinary Appeals Tribunal and a member of the
advisory committee for the First Responder Company Emergency Organisation
course offered by the Dutch Institute for Company Emergency Response (NIBHV).
He lectures inter alia on economic criminal law for the Training and Study
Centre for the Judiciary (SSR) and he regularly gives lectures and courses
(including in-house) in his field of expertise.
His
performance is rated in the Legal 500 and Who's Who Legal.
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Minister en burgemeester lopen risico op vervolging | Het Financieele Dagblad, 20 oktober 2015.
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Wees bewust van keerzijde ongevalonderzoek | Petrochem, 2013, nr. 12, pp. 44-45.
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