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If you think that your own lawyer defending the other party and trying to convince you that you shouldn’t complaint (and invoicing you for it of course) is good practice, then you could have a try. If like me you think it is outrageous, stay away.
The advice and assistance provided by Floris Kralt from Team Advocaten is very timely, informative and valuable. He was always available for my enquiries and received prompt replies to me emails. His presentation of my lawsuit was commendable and persuasion in leading to successful completion was meticulous and left no ambiguities.
Thank You Kralt
Thank You Kralt
It was a pleasure to work with Mr. Geuze. He was thorough in gathering evidence against our landlord and made sure we had a rock solid case before the hearing. We are very happy with the court decision and would not hesitate to recommend Team Advocaten. Thank you!
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