Philippe Brabanders is a Counsel in the Commercial-Litigation team in Brussels.
Philippe has been on the Commercial team in Brussels since 2017. Philippe specialises in business and commercial litigation, representing corporate clients in a wide range of industries, including Retail, Mobility and Infrastructure, and has successfully handled high-stakes cases before the Belgian courts. His expertise extends to breach of contract disputes, insolvency proceedings, and complex commercial transactions.
Philippe is also well versed in analyzing intricate legal issues, developing effective litigation strategies, and minimizing risks for his clients.
Prior to joining Osborne Clarke, Philippe gained experience at an independent Belgian law firm and worked as legal counsel at a major European credit insurance group.
Philippe holds an LL.M. in International and European Business Law from the University of Vienna, Austria.
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