Nina Korstenbroek

Nina is part of the European & Competition Law team. She focuses on various issues relating to cartel prohibition, abuse of dominant positions and concentration notifications. Nina is also part of the team of the State advocate in tax matters and represents the Tax and Customs Administration in legal proceedings. Nina read law at the University of Amsterdam and l’Université Pierre Mendès France in Grenoble. She obtained a master’s degree in International and European Law (European Competition Law track) from the University of Amsterdam. · Van Doorne

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Nina Korstenbroek is part of Van Doorne's European & Competition Law team, focusing on cartel prohibition, abuse of dominant positions and concentration notifications. She is also part of the State advocate team for tax matters and represents the Tax and Customs Administration in legal proceedings.

Practice areas

CompetitionEU LawTaxLitigationAdministrative / Public Law

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Netherlands

Van Doorne · Nina is part of the European & Competition Law team. She focuses on various issues relating to cartel prohibition, abuse of dominant positions and concentration notifications. Nina is also part of the team of the State advocate in tax matters and represents the Tax and Customs Administration in legal proceedings. Nina read law at the University of Amsterdam and l’Université Pierre Mendès France in Grenoble. She obtained a master’s degree in International and European Law (European Competition Law track) from the University of Amsterdam.

Netherlands

Expertise

Cartel prohibitionAbuse of dominant positionConcentration notifications / Merger controlState advocacy in tax mattersTax litigationRepresentation of the Tax and Customs Administration

Education

Master’s in International and European Law (European Competition Law track), University of Amsterdam
Law studies, University of Amsterdam
Law studies, l’Université Pierre Mendès France (Grenoble)

Languages

DutchEnglishFrench