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In an increasingly complex and rapidly evolving regulatory environment, businesses require more than just legal advice. They need strategic partners who understand the impact of regulation on their operations, transactions, growth ambitions and reputation.
Our Belgian Regulatory & Public Law team advises and represents clients on the full spectrum of public and regulatory law matters. We combine deep sector knowledge with extensive litigation experience before the Council of State and the Constitutional Court to assist businesses, public entities and investors in navigating complex regulatory frameworks and interactions with public authorities.
We cover a broad range of regulatory and public law issues and have particular expertise in the life sciences, healthcare, energy and postal sectors. We advise clients on licensing and permitting requirements, market oversight, public governance, constitutional matters, administrative decision-making and the impact of evolving legislation and public policies.
In addition to our expertise in sector-specific regulation, we are recognised for our work in freedom of information and access-to-documents matters, language legislation, and the appointment and nomination procedures of public office holders. We also have extensive knowledge of the legal framework governing public institutions and administrative authorities.
Our specialist practice areas
Public Procurement & PPP
Our Public Procurement & PPP team advises contracting authorities, public entities and bidders on complex procurement procedures and public-private partnership projects, providing strategic guidance throughout the lifecycle of major infrastructure and public sector initiatives.
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Local market knowledge. Global outlook
We provide future-facing legal advice to help your organisation thrive. Combining local market knowledge and a global perspective, and with lawyers in locations worldwide, your organisation benefits from the expertise it needs, even across borders.
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