Mirjam Van de Hel-Koedoot
NautaDutilhNautaDutilh is well equipped to handle both national and international arbitration cases, setting aside proceedings and the enforcement of arbitral awards. The practice has been involved in a wide range of issues from Covid-19, investment arbitrations related to Russia and Ukraine, as well as energy disputes. The team often collaborates with international law firms in complex arbitration and post-arbitration state court litigation proceedings. Team lead Mirjam Van de Hel-Koedoot is noted for her expertise in commercial and investment treaty arbitration, as well as in the setting aside and enforcement of arbitral awards related to bilateral and multilateral investment treaties. Construction, finance, energy and natural resources specialist Kasper Krzeminski is also active in international arbitration, while Freerk Vermeulen is involved in major finance-related arbitration cases.
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Testimonials
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‘Very high quality team across all levels. Regularly work on the highest profile cases in their jurisdiction. ’
‘Nauta Dutilh's arbitration practice is definitely among the strongest teams in the Netherlands.’
‘Nauta Dutilh excels in dispute resolution and arbitral award enforcement. The firm’s deep understanding of client needs, combined with a diverse talent pool, enables innovative legal strategies that effectively navigate complex disputes.'
‘The individuals at Nauta Dutilh stand out for their exceptional expertise, collaborative spirit, and commitment to client success. A key figure is Mirjam van de Hel-Koedoot, whose deep understanding of complex disputes and arbitral award enforcement truly sets her apart. Her innovative strategies and ability to anticipate challenges have proven invaluable.'
‘The team has a lot of depth and is able to react quickly while delivering high quality advice and submissions under significant time pressure. They are always responsive and a pleasure to work with.’
‘Kasper Kreminski leads their team very effectively. His advice is clear and pragmatic and he ensures we are well aware of the trade-offs in any finely balanced decision.’
‘NautaDutilh's arbitration practice has the quality, breadth and experience that clients look for when instructing a large firm. Their Supreme Court team appears to be fully integrated with the wider arbitration team, which is something few firms offer.’
‘Frans Overkleeft is known for acting in corporate disputes, both in arbitration and in the courts. He is excellent before the arbitral tribunal - covers all the angles and can think on his feet. Mirjam Van de Hel-Koedoot and Kasper Krzeminski are also excellent. We see them in some of the largest, high-profile enforcement cases. ’
Key clients
- NSJC Naftogaz of Ukraine
- Ascom Group S.A.
- Terra Raf Trans Traiding Ltd.
- Cygne B.V.
- McDermott International Holdings B.V.
- CB&I UK Ltd.
- Everest Estate LLC
- LC Corp B.V.
- PJSC Aeroport Belbek
- Hulley Enterprises Limited
- Veteran Petroleum Limited
- Yukos Universal Limited
- OOS International
- China Merchants Industry Holdings
- Huisman
- BioGeneration Ventures B.V.
- Digital Enterprises B.V.
Work highlights
- Represented NJSC Naftogaz of Ukraine in setting aside proceedings initiated by the Russian Federation with respect to a partial award in which the Russian Federation was found liable for its seizure of Naftogaz's Crimean assets following Russia's annexation of Crimea.
- Represented LC Corp in an anti-arbitration injunction initiated by Poland on the basis of the Achmea case law from the European Court of Justice.
- Represented OOS International companies as claimants in an international arbitration against Chinese and Dutch parties conducted under the SIAC Arbitration Rules seated in Singapore relating to a high-value joint venture dispute in the offshore wind industry.
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Mirjam Van de Hel-Koedoot