Martine Hoogendoorn

Partner

Network

Martine Hoogendoorn is an honorary member of the Association International des Jeunes Avocats (AIJA), she was President of the Labour Law Commission and member of various management commissions. Martine is an active member of Legalmondo, a global platform of international oriented lawyers with experience and expertise in various areas of law (Legalmondo.com). She is an active member of the American Bar Association, Section of International law (ABA-SIL), in the International Employment Committee.

Languages

Dutch – English

Expertise

Martine advises and litigates on behalf of national and international companies with respect to (proposed) Dutch operations and labour law issues:

global mobility
service agreements
employment agreements
employee manuals, Codes of Conduct
(international) postings
redundancies and individual terminations
collective bargaining agreements
employee consultation and co-determination matters
transfer of undertakings (TUPE)

competition, post termination restrictions, competition / confidentiality obligations
recruitment and onboarding
illness of employees
employee bonus schemes and other
uneaqual treatment, diversity and inclusion
management agreements
agency agreements, etc.

Experience

Martine has been a lawyer since 1999. Before co-founding Doorn en Keizer together with Wietje de Muick Keizer, she previously worked at Barents Krans and VMW Taxand.

Network

Martine Hoogendoorn is an honorary member of the Association International des Jeunes Avocats (AIJA), she was President of the Labour Law Commission and member of various management commissions.

Martine is an active member of Legalmondo, a global platform of international oriented lawyers with experience and expertise in various areas of law (Legalmondo.com). She is an active member of the American Bar Association, Section of International law (ABA-SIL), in the International Employment Committee.

Other activities and Publications

Martine also regularly gives presentations, in-house training and speaks at seminars. Martine blogs regularly on relevant labour and employment topics and provides various annual or bi-annual contributions to labour law guides.

Registration

Martine Hoogendoorn has registered in the Netherlands Bar’s register of legal practice areas (rechtsgebiedenregister) employment law as her principal legal practice area.

Based on this registration, she is required to obtain at least ten training credits out of the total credits per calendar year in her registered principal legal practice area in accordance with the standards set by the Netherlands Bar.