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Marc Wolters

Corporate Law , Public Interest & Class Actions

Marc is an experienced attorney who enjoys a wide range of interests. He is also a born negotiator, who knows when to speak and when to keep quiet and listen to what his client and the party opposite have to say. He has a knack for swiftly understanding what his client is really after and is able to strategically plan accordingly. Marc is a straight-talking, reliable and respecting individual. Quite often deputising as a judge himself, he is well-equipped to understanding how a judge thinks. He is regularly commissioned as an officer for the Enterprise Division of the Amsterdam Court of Appeal.

Chambers about Marc:
Marc Wolters of Höcker Advocaten often acts for claimants in financial law disputes. In addition, he advises clients on shareholder litigation.
Clients say: "Marc Wolters' strongest point is his quick insight into the legal issues involved and how to approach them." and "Marc Wolters is an experienced and extremely practical attorney who is focused on the best outcome for his clients."

Legal 500 about Marc:
Litigator Marc Wolters is known for his strength in corporate disputes, especially concerning the nationalisation of banks.
Clients say: "Marc Wolters is an excellent lawyer – a very good strategic thinker, quick and not afraid."
"I worked with Marc Wolters, who is a very knowledgeable lawyer and a good strategic thinker. It is a pleasure to work with him."

Contact Marc

Phone

+31 (0)20 577 77 57

Mobile

+31 (0)6 433 66 314

Email

wolters@hocker.nl

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Associations & Memberships:

– Board member Interlex Group
– Member Dutch Association for Corporate Litigation
– Member Rimari Foundation for Enterprise Chamber officers
– Member Dutch Association for the Judiciary
– Board member Aleida Schot Foundation

News from Marc

SNS Bank and Rabobank liable for damage due to violation of special duty of care

In two rulings on 29 December 2015, the Arnhem-Leeuwarden Court of Appeal concluded that SNS Bank and Rabobank were liable for violating the special duty of care which the banks had. Both banks had provided very large mortgages to the aggrieved parties, who, it turned out, were unable to make the payments. The rulings represent another success in the battle waged by the Foundation for Victims of Home Equity Products (GOWP) and Höcker Advocaten against four different banks. Marc Wolters and Koos van den Berg of Höcker Advocaten represented the victims in these cases.