For Lisa, practising law is about more than legislation and regulations. She sees every case as a puzzle: a challenge in which not only the legal facts matter, but also the needs of the people behind the case. Her strength lies in translating complex legal frameworks into a clear strategy while always keeping her clients’ interests at the forefront.

After completing a Bachelor’s degree in Law, a Master’s degree in Contract and Liability Law, the Professional Programme for Corporate Lawyers, and gaining several years of experience as a legal counsel for SMEs, Lisa made the transition to legal practice. At Van Veen Advocaten, she specialises in employment law and contract law, primarily advising and representing entrepreneurs.

Clients can expect a lawyer who is honest, straightforward and transparent. Lisa is committed to a practical, goal-oriented approach. She translates legislation into a concrete, strategic action plan, maintaining control of the process without ever losing sight of the human aspect.

Interests:

  • Cooking and baking
  • Traveling
  • Skiing

Five questions for Lisa

1. What is the most important piece of advice you give your clients?
“Get help early on. Don’t wait until a dispute has already escalated before involving a lawyer – engage one to help prevent escalation in the first place. By consulting a lawyer at an early stage, you stay in control and can often avoid much bigger problems.”

2. What is your first step when a new case comes in?
“By creating a clear overview. I take the time to understand the full story. I don’t just look at the legal facts, but also at the interests of everyone involved. Only when all the pieces of the puzzle are on the table can you determine the best way forward.”

3. Which qualities best describe you as a lawyer?
“Honesty, perseverance and a strategic mindset.”

4. What is an important factor in achieving a successful outcome?
“Openness. The more information I have, the better I can advise my clients. Sometimes a client believes certain information isn’t important, while that one detail can make all the difference.”

5. What can clients expect from you?
“That I’ll be genuinely involved, communicate clearly and stay in control of the process. We work together as a team, and I make sure we stay on course. Together, we strive for a solution that truly works for you.”

Labor Law
Contract Law

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