Levien is a litigation lawyer with a broad experience in corporate disputes (including shareholder disputes, squeeze-out and directors’ liability), contract law and liability law. He has extensive experience in advising and litigating on asset recovery and the enforcement of (foreign) judgments (including arbitral awards) in the Netherlands. Levien regularly litigates before the Dutch courts.

In recent matters Levien represented:

  • a Dutch joint venture in a $3 billion enforcement dispute;
  • a sovereign wealth fund in a $500 million enforcement dispute;
  • a Dutch pension fund in a dispute over a €100 million real estate development project; and
  • a bank from the United States in the enforcement of a US judgment in the Netherlands.
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Memberships

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Dutch Bar Association
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Dutch Corporate Litigation Association
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Dutch Association for Young Litigators
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Qualifications

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Law Firm School, 2019
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LLM Corporate Law, VU Amsterdam, 2016
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MA Philosophy, Utrecht University, 2015

Levien Wiggers

Senior Associate - Attorney at Law

levien.wiggers@loyensloeff.com

Amsterdam

Dutch, English

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Levien Wiggers, attorney at law, is a member of the Litigation & Risk Management practice group in our Amsterdam office. He focuses on corporate and commercial litigation. Levien has extensive experience in attachment and enforcement matters.

Levien is a litigation lawyer with a broad experience in corporate disputes (including shareholder disputes, squeeze-out and directors’ liability), contract law and liability law. He has extensive experience in advising and litigating on asset recovery and the enforcement of (foreign) judgments (including arbitral awards) in the Netherlands. Levien regularly litigates before the Dutch courts.

In recent matters Levien represented:

  • a Dutch joint venture in a $3 billion enforcement dispute;
  • a sovereign wealth fund in a $500 million enforcement dispute;
  • a Dutch pension fund in a dispute over a €100 million real estate development project; and
  • a bank from the United States in the enforcement of a US judgment in the Netherlands.