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UK top diplomats Kieran Drake and Nick Russell paid inaugural visit to Saarland

19 March 2024, Saarbrücken, Saarland, Germany: The United Kingdom’s Deputy Ambassador Kieran Drake made his inaugural visit to Saarbrücken, capital of the western German federal state...

Seminar Russell Advocaten

Jan Dop and Reinier Russell. By Roy Lie A Tjam. The Embassy desk of Russell Advocaten hosted a seminar on Employment Law and Real Estate at...

Russell Advocaten hosts interactive Embassy seminar

On the picture Jan Dop and Rainier Russell. On 22 September 2016, Russell Advocaten hosted an interactive seminar for Embassies and Consulates in the Netherlands....

Nigerian Bar Association @ Russell Advocaten

On the picture from left to right: Mr. Jurjen S. Pen, Mr. Paul W.L. Russell, Mr. Augustine Alegeh SAN, and Mr. Pieter van Regteren...

Russell Advocaten’s seminar for the Nigerian Bar Association

Jan Dop, LL.M., Head of the Embassy Desk. Russell Advocaten a Dutch  full service law firm, will host a seminar for a (40 persons) delegation...

Russell Advocaten hosts interactive lunch meeting on: “Employee sickness”

On Wednesday, 28 October 2015, Russell Advocaten hosted the interactive lunch meeting on: “Employee sickness” for Embassies. For a photo album on the seminar, please...

Foreign judgments in the Netherlands

In principle, the enforcement of foreign judgments is a national matter. But what if a dispute has already been dealt with by a foreign...

Legislative Proposal “Work Where You Want” rejected

Work Where You Want Act rejected By Priscilla de Leede and Jan Dop On 5 July 2022, an amended version of the “Work Where You Want” Act was...

Crimean gold returns to Ukraine

By Paul Russell After nine years, it is finally clear to whom the Crimean treasures should go. According to the Supreme Court of the Netherlands,...

Periodic application for Certificate of Conduct: a tool for employers

Employers should not rely solely on Certificates of Conduct (VOGs) when assessing the reliability of job candidates, according to legal experts Jan Dop and Erika van Zadelhof. VOGs, which detail an individual's criminal record, are a "snapshot" and offer "false security", the pair wrote in Dutch legal publication Accountancy Vanmorgen. They suggested that periodic applications for VOGs could help employers ensure staff remain suitable for their roles, but warned that this would not cover all risks, as employees could still commit offences. Continuous screening is required in certain industries, including childcare and taxi services.

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