Maxime Vanderstraeten

Maxime Vanderstraeten is a local partner in the Public & Regulatory department of the Brussels office. He is a trusted advisor and seasoned litigator in all areas of public and administrative law, including public procurement, energy and environmental law. He has a wealth of experience representing clients before the Council of State, the Constitutional Court and other courts and tribunals.

Maxime’s expertise extends to government contracts in Belgium and Luxembourg where he advises both contracting authorities and private companies on complex and strategic procurement projects, concessions and real estate transactions and disputes.

He has a unique expertise in public procurement by European institutions and agencies, representing both EU bodies and private contractors, in particular before the European courts in Luxembourg.

Maxime also has extensive experience in gambling law and litigation, advising and defending operators in the rapidly evolving sector of online and land-based gaming.

What others say

Maxime is recognised as a 'key lawyer' in the 2022 edition of The Legal 500.
Ancillary functions

Maxime combines his practical experience as a lawyer with academic functions at the Université Saint-Louis (Brussels), where he teaches administrative law.
He is the author of some thirty publications in reference books and journals in public law. He is regularly invited to speak at conferences in his areas of expertise.

Maxime Vanderstraeten

Local Partner, Brussel

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Belgium’s Copyright Act faces CJEU examination after Meta and Google contest

NautaDutilh assists ENGIE and Electrabel in securing Belgium’s energy supply

Belgium's first-ever hydrogen law: three key insights

The Foreign Subsidies Regulation in public procurement – (not just) another tool in the toolbox

NautaDutilh appoints four new partners

Public procurement in 2022: five things you need to know

NautaDutilh contributes to EBP's Jaarboek Overheidsopdrachten / Chronique des marchés publics

Assignment of a right in rem or a public procurement contract: on which side of the court will the ball fall?

When does the lease of a building by a public authority constitute a public procurement contract? The court of justice reshuffles the deck

Contracting with European institutions: legal issues and practical tips

NautaDutilh organises public procurement webinar

The CRM Takes Shape

NautaDutilh Brussels boosts Public & Regulatory practice with the arrival of Maxime Vanderstraeten

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