Monard law, joined by Buyle‘s real estate and construction practice is particularly well known for its litigation and arbitration work, though it has a strong flow of work on public infrastructure and PPP projects, and corporate transactions. Luc Linders lead a group that is ’very thorough and has strong market awareness‘. PPP specialist Benoit Samyn, construction disputes expert Gregory Grouwels has expertise in construction-sector disputes, and the ’calm, knowledgeable and thrustworthy‘ Stefaan Van Dyck , who handles a broad range of transactional matters, are the key contacts.
Testimonials
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‘Committed to their assignment.’
‘Very thorough in their work.’
‘Strong market awareness, commercial feeling, good knowledge.’
‘Stefaan Van Dyck is a calm, knowledgeable and thrustworthy lawyer. He is customer-oriented and keen to share business and network opportunities.’
'Monard Law shows a strong price/quality ratio and is a partner for our local transactions as well as real estate-related litigation. They are very driven and they clearly want to go the extra mile for the customer.'
Key clients
- AG Real Estate
- Artone
- Belfius Bank
- BPI Real Estate
- Brussels University Hospital
- Building & Partners
- Carglass
- Ciril
- Cordeel
- Cores Development
- C|ircet Pylone
- Denys
- Democo
- Dillen Bouwteam
- DSV
- Duvel Moortgat Group
- Eco Beton nv
- Greenyard Group
- Hasselt University
- Hubo
- Immobel
- ION
- Jan De Nul
- KBC Bank
- Lindbergh
- Living Tomorrow
- Metallo
- Odebrecht
- Revive
- Sapa Building Groups
Work highlights
- Advising contractor Democo (and its affiliate Ciril) on the legal aspects of several real estate development and infrastructure projects.
- Assisted developer/investor Cores with its disposal of the shares of the project companies holding an office building in Antwerp.
- Aadvising the consortium led by contractor Jan De Nul in connection with the DBFM project for the construction of a new prison in Antwerp.
Lawyers
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Luc Linders