
Liza Stellingwerf
Lawyer specialising in contract and corporate law
Liza Stellingwerf is a dedicated lawyer who assists entrepreneurs in the areas of corporate law, contract law, and liability law. She is also experienced in assisting entrepreneurs in shaping and reviewing collaborations, drafting and implementing general terms and conditions, and restructuring partnerships and companies.
In short, Liza provides comprehensive legal support to entrepreneurs in all stages of running a business.
More about Liza Stellingwerf
As a lawyer, Liza is known for her practical approach, which means she quickly gets to the heart of the matter. In legal proceedings and conflict situations, she stands out for her creative and pragmatic approach to cases.
Liza is strong in communication and legal expertise, and she navigates easily within various layers of businesses. She enjoys translating the daily operations of companies into legally defined and understandable work situations.
Her clients consists of a diverse group of entrepreneurs. Liza assists start-ups, scale-ups and large (international) companies. In her client base, a special place is reserved for entrepreneurs in healthcare, tech, IT, ICT and logistics businesses.
Liza completed the post-academic specialization course at the Grotius Academy in the field of national and international contracting in June 2024.
In the register of legal practice areas of the Netherlands Bar Association, Liza has registered the following principal legal practice areas:
- civil procedural law (including litigation and attachment law and execution law)
- business law (including liability law and company law)
Based on this registration, she is required to obtain 10 training points in each registered principal legal practice area each calendar year in accordance with the standards of the Netherlands Bar Association.
Specialist areas
Liza specialises in the following legal subareas:
- liability law
- contract law
- law of obligations
- restructuring law
- partnership law
- attachment law and execution law
- civil procedural law