Martine Andreae

Employment Law

Martine has over 25 years of experience advising and litigating in the field of employment law. This area of law remains in a state of flux and Martine closely follows developments. For both business and private clients, Martine is a driven, enthusiastic and accessible advisor who puts quality and clarity first. Customers appreciate her practical and solution-oriented approach, in which Martine carefully considers with the customer whether legal proceedings are necessary to achieve a certain goal or solution.

Would you like to discuss a dismissal, employment relationship or the performance of yourself or one of your employees? Perils surrounding reorganization, disability and reintegration or discussing topics such as probationary period, non-competition clause or the (temporary) employment contract? You can contact Martine for a wide range of employment law issues.

Tenancy Law

Over the past 10 years, Martine has developed into a landlord and tenant law specialist and to this end she has completed the landlord and tenant law specialization course. She is a member of the Association of Tenancy Law Attorneys (VHA).

Martine has assisted many housing corporations. Her clients also include private tenants and landlords. As a result, she has extensive experience in conducting (termination) proceedings in the event of nuisance, illegal occupancy, rent arrears or bad tenancy. You can also come to her for issues in the area of co-tenancy, urgent own use, behavioural instructions, defects to the leased property or the performance of maintenance-/renovation work.

In recent years there have been many developments within both business premises and the housing market and new legislation is (in the making). Think of the Law on Good Landlordship (‘Wet goed verhuurderschap’), or the Law on Fixed Leases (‘Wet vaste huurcontracten’). Martine follows these developments closely, so you can always contact her for sound advice or to discuss the best approach in this area.

Register of areas of law

Martine has registered both labor law and rental law (housing) as (sub-)jurisdictions in the register of areas of law of the Dutch Bar Association. She therefore follows specialized training and/or courses in both of these areas of law every calendar year, according to the standards of the Dutch Bar Association.