Lode Eymael has his practice primarily dedicated to corporate and commercial law, as well as intellectual property law with a focus on trademark law.
Lode Eymael was sworn in by the Amsterdam District Court in 2019, after which he worked at both a leading law firm in Amsterdam and a small law firm in the South of The Netherlands. With this background, he is well acquainted with the different interests of his clients and is able to tailor his assistance and advice to their size and needs.
In addition, Lode has been active for three years as the co-editor of the European Property Law Journal, a journal with a focus on comparative mulltidisciplinary analysis and research of property law from a European perspective.
In addition, Lode has a passion for orating and has participated in several moot court competitions, for which he secured, among others, the award of best speaker in the John H. Jackson Moot Court Competition on WTO Law, in the Czech Republic and the award for most promising speaker from the Model United Nations in Reims, France.
Finally, Lode has an entrepreneurial and strategic mindset. He would be happy to think with you about your and/or your company’s risks and opportunities.”
Languages
- Dutch
- English
- Facilitate the transfer of a large portfolio of intellectual property rights;
- Advising and ceasing copyright infringement of website design with compensation;
- Advice and cessation of trademark infringement online sales with compensation;
- Cessation of unlawful competition with enforced compensation,
Education
- LLB European Law – English language track
- LLM Corporate and commercial law
- LLM European Law (Cum laude)
- Honours Track, Corporate Finance Law (Cum laude)
Admissions
- Working as a lawyer since 2019
- Lode Eymael has registered the intellectual property law area in the register of legal areas of the Netherlands Bar. On the basis of this registration, he is obliged to obtain ten training points each calendar year in this area of law in accordance with the standards of the Dutch Bar Association.