The ‘knowledgeable and commercial’ corporate reorganisations practice at Baker McKenzie is well-equipped to advise on corporate acquisitions, post M&A reorganisations and corporate carve-outs. Practice head Kim Tan boasts a strong track record in the automotive, technology and logistics sectors. Gillis Kempe is recognised for his expertise in M&A and is considered a go-to contact among US-headquartered multinational corporations. Laura Rietvelt demonstrates considerable proficiency in post-implementation activities and is recognised for her corporate structuring experience. Willemijn Punt brings notable support to the team.

The ‘very collaborative and business-oriented’ corporate transformations team at HVG Law B.V. is a key contact among US-headquartered conglomerates, market leading hospitality groups and international technology corporations. The team is also adept at handling post-acquisition integration matters and corporate governance mandates. Frank Zandee has extensive experience dealing with corporate reorganisations while Martijn Udo de Haes is praised for his ‘deep understanding’ of business issues. Rounding out the team’s leadership trio is Scarlett Snethlage, who is well-versed in share transfers, multi-jurisdictional regulatory mandates and internal restructuring matters. Freek Lugtigheid brings further cross-border restructuring expertise. Rutger Lambriex retired in December 2024.

The ‘agile and very responsive’ international business reorganisation practice group at A&O Shearman acts for a variety of clients in the energy, technology and financial services sectors on a diversity of critical business mandates. The team is jointly led by Joyce Leemrijse and Sophie Roozendaal. Leemrijse is often called upon to advise on post-merger reorganisations, while Roozendaal is adept at handling business migrations and internal structure changes. The practice's strength is bolstered by the engagement of Lisanne Bosman and Anthonie Nederlof.

Van Doorne boasts a 'pragmatic, no-nonsense’ offering regarding international business reorganisations, regularly acting for leading technology and energy corporations. The team draws upon the strength of four practice co-leads: Arnout Stroeve is highly experienced dealing with cross-border restructurings; Maarten Appels is praised by clients for his ‘incredible industry knowledge’; Sjoerd Stokmans is noted for his capabilities in commercial negotiations, capital injections and debt transfers; and the 'outstanding' Jelmer Baukema is particularly well-regarded for his depth of expertise in insolvency proceedings. Stefan van Rossum left the firm in July 2025.

Eversheds Sutherland is well-positioned to assist both international and domestic entities with cash repatriation projects, share transfers, corporate restructurings and commercial liquidations. The team is particularly active in the consumer goods, transportation, energy and financial services sectors. Wieger ten Hove, who heads the practice, is sought-after for his depth of expertise in subsidiary reorganisation mandates, corporate mergers and share increases. Ten Hove is ably supported by Dennis Roode and Marijn Kloos.

Linklaters is well-regarded for its depth of expertise in the business reorganisation space, serving a notable client-base consisting of international financial institutions, multinational corporations and leading energy companies. The department is led by the capable trio of Paul Kuipers, Jan Willem De Boer and Guido Portier. Kuipers is noted for his capabilities in recapitalisation mandates and is renowned for his work in the banking sector, De Boer offers particularly expertise regarding corporate wind downs, while Portier excels in restructuring matters.