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Our Dutch offices are located in Utrecht and Amsterdam. At CMS Netherlands, 160 lawyers, notaries and tax advisers form a full service practice. Our clients are medium and large enterprises and multinationals.

We advise them on legal and tax issues and have extensive knowledge of all big industries. We gladly facilitate our clients in following their ambitions. We always make sure that we are up-to-date on market changes and legislative changes and will provide you with clear, concrete advices.

CMS has a long tradition as a legal services provider in the Dutch market. Our Dutch office was founded in 1900. In 1999 we brought our international aspirations into practice when we entered into an alliance with four other renowned European firms: CMS was born. Currently CMS has 75 offices in 43 countries and is one of the leading law firms in the world. We know everything about the Dutch business climate and are actively involved in several networks for social responsibility.

Laws and regulations are becoming more and more complex. Companies have limited certainties on future legal developments and legal issues are complicated and comprehensive. Advising on these legal issues is CMS’ core business. But CMS aims to facilitate and work together with its clients in a broader sense. An example is that we maintain close relations with scientists and research institutions. Jointly we study complex issues that our clients have to deal with. Next to that, we stimulate our clients to anticipate long term developments, in order to be future proof.

We share our knowledge and experience without any obligations on our website. If you are interested in the services that we offer, please visit our Online Services Platform.

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Directions

By car
If you are using a navigation system, please use 'Strawinskylaan 2999, 1077 ZX Amsterdam' as your destination, which is the entrance of our parking garage.

The Hague, Rotterdam, Schiphol (Amsterdam Airport)
Take A4 to "Amsterdam", continue onto A10 direction "Ring Oost: Amersfoort" and take exit s108 "Buitenveldert". Turn left onto Amstelveenseweg, turn left onto De Boelelaan, turn left onto Buitenveldertselaan and turn right onto Strawinskylaan. The entrance of the parking garage is on your right side.

Utrecht
Take A2 to "Amsterdam", continue onto A10 direction "Ring West: Den Haag/Zaanstad" and take exit s109 "Amsterdam RAI". Turn left onto Europaboulevard, turn right onto De Boelelaan, turn right onto Buitenveldertselaan and turn right onto Strawinskylaan. The entrance of the parking garage is on your right side.

Amersfoort
Take A1 to "Amsterdam", continue onto A10 direction "Ring West: Den Haag" and take exit s109 "Amsterdam RAI". Turn left onto Europaboulevard, turn right onto De Boelelaan, turn right onto Buitenveldertselaan and turn right onto Strawinskylaan. The entrance of the parking garage is on your right side.

By plane
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol

By public transportation
Take the train to Station Amsterdam-Zuid. The CMS Amsterdam office is at approximately 5 minutes by foot:
Leave the train platform via the "Parnassusweg / VU" exit; this is the opposite direction from the station hall. Take the stairs down and make a right. Take the first right. The Atrium building is on your left side. Please use the south tower entrance.

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CMS
Atrium - Parnassusweg 737
1077 DG Amsterdam
PO Box 94700
1090 GS Amsterdam
Netherlands
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