People

Biography
Aike Krips joined Clifford Chance in Amsterdam in 2001 (and was admitted to the Bar in Amsterdam in February 2001) and subsequently became an associate with De Vos & Partners in Amsterdam.

Furthermore, he worked with the T.M.C. Asser Institute in The Hague, which is the leading international law institute in the Netherlands. He is currently a part-time lecturer private international law at the University of the Netherlands Antilles.

He joined VanEps Kunneman VanDoorne in November of 2007.

Additional positions

• Part-time lecturer private international law at the University of the Netherlands Antilles

Aike recently assisted:

• A foreign company against a Netherlands Antilles company regarding an asset management agreement securing a claim of USD 209 million
• A hotel in litigation contesting a building permit and against a neighboring hotel regarding unlawful construction works
• Arrest of bunkers on board a vessel in Sint Eustatius for a charter claim
• Drafting/negotiating terms of ship repair contracts and general terms and conditions
• Israeli shareholders in Netherlands Antilles investment companies in litigation
• Minority shareholders in large NYSE listed company (trading satellites) in large claim against the management and majority shareholders for mismanagement and tortious acts
• Ship auction in Aruba on behalf of a mortgagee
• The majority shareholder in the Curacao Marriot Hotel in the "first Netherlands Antilles contended but successful squeeze-out procedure of minority shareholders
• The Netherlands Antilles Government in a case against hospitals claiming reimbursement for cost regarding uninsured patients
• The purchaser in the acquisition of a hotel on Curacao

Relevant news articles

• No compensation for non-recoverable costs by hospital
• Test case Sehos regarding unpaid bills uninsured
• Court obligates transfer shares Rif Resort
• Successful buy-out procedure