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Arbeidsrecht

Labour Conflict Without a Union: What Are Your First Steps?

You don't need to be a union member to assert your rights in a labour conflict. This article explains which steps you can take yourself.

15 september 20265 min
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Consumentenrecht

Small Claims at the Subdistrict Court: Procedure Without a Lawyer

For monetary claims up to 25,000 euros you can go to the subdistrict court yourself, without a lawyer. This article explains the procedure step by step.

15 september 20265 min
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Consumentenrecht

Received a Payment Reminder or Debt Collection Letter: What Are Your Rights?

A letter from a debt collection agency is unpleasant, but not every claim is correct and not every agency follows the rules. This article explains your rights.

15 september 20265 min
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Letselschade

Statutory interest on personal injury: from when and how much? | Delft

For personal injury, statutory interest accrues from the moment a damage item arises, without the need for a formal default notice. Since 1 January 2026, the rate is 4%, and after one year, interest is calculated on the accrued interest. Includes the offices and court relevant for Delft.

24 augustus 20265 min
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Tips & Advies

Nationaal Keurmerk Letselschade: what does the quality mark actually say? | Delft

The Nationaal Keurmerk Letselschade is based on a real audit: one on-site audit every three years plus an interim assessment after eighteen months, including a file review on attitude and conduct. Includes the relevant offices and court for Delft.

24 augustus 20265 min
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Letselschade

Gedragscode Behandeling Letselschade (GBL): what can you expect? | Delft

The GBL describes how a personal injury case should proceed: the victim is central, communication is understandable, and the settlement is efficient. Not a law, but a widely endorsed standard. Includes the relevant offices and court for Delft.

24 augustus 20265 min
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Tips & Advies

No cure no pay in personal injury cases: what may a lawyer agree? | Delft

Lawyers may agree a result-related fee in personal injury and fatal accident cases. The fee is capped at 25% of the result, or 35% if the lawyer advances the costs. Including the desks and court that apply for Delft.

24 augustus 20264 min
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Letselschade

Recovery-oriented services: help that goes beyond money | Delft

Recovery-oriented services focus on the functional recovery of someone with personal injury: practical, psychological and social. The liable party or insurer has a duty to pay for this. Including the desks and court that apply to Delft.

24 augustus 20264 min
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Letselschade

Advance payment in personal injury cases: money before the final settlement | Delft

A personal injury case often takes years, while your costs start immediately. With an advance payment you already receive part of the money, without the amount of the damage already being established. Including the desks and court that apply to Delft.

24 augustus 20266 min
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Verzekeringsfraude

Recognizing Insurance Fraud in Delft: from Staged Thefts to Criminal Networks

In Delft, insurance fraud ranges from an inflated bicycle claim on the Mekelweg to organised networks involving false accidents. Discover the forms, detection methods and severe legal consequences.

8 mei 20263 min
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Verzekeringsrecht

Subrogation in accidents in Delft: how insurers recover their money

In a bicycle accident near TU Delft or the canals, your insurer often pays out quickly. Through subrogation (subrogatie) it subsequently recovers the money from the party truly at fault. This also applies in proceedings before the Rechtbank Den Haag.

8 mei 20263 min
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Verzekeringsrecht

Duty of Disclosure for Insurance in Delft: Scenarios and Protection

In Delft, specific rules apply to the duty of disclosure for insurance under Article 7:928 BW. Non-disclosure can lead to problems with claims after bicycle or canal incidents around TU Delft.

8 mei 20263 min
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