
Fleur Onrust
Fleur Onrust is partner and co-founder of Envir Advocaten. Fleur Onrust represents clients in matters before municipalities, provincial authorities, district courts and the Dutch Administrative High Court and acts as a legal advisor for corporations, large foundations and governmental bodies. Fleur is a deputy judge at the Overijssel District Court for the department of environmental law. Fleur has 16 years of experience practicing administrative law with specific expertise on administrative enforcement, regulations and subsidies. A recent example is the successful representation of a large corporation in order to safeguard the functioning of their business in the vital sector servicing 20,000 households against the backdrop of COVID-19. Fleur Onrust is a well-known expert on protected species regulations. Fleur advises corporations and governments where the presence of protected species jeopardizes the advancement of large development projects. Fleur Onrust also regularly partners with corporate lawyers in M&A and real estate transactions, conducting environmental and administrative law due diligence and advising on environmental and administrative law matters including soil and groundwater contamination. · Six Advocaten
About
Fleur Onrust is partner and co-founder of Envir Advocaten and a deputy judge at the Overijssel District Court (environmental law). She has 16 years' experience in administrative law, specialising in administrative enforcement, regulations and subsidies, and advises corporations, foundations and governmental bodies on matters including protected species regulations, environmental due diligence and soil and groundwater contamination.
Practice areas
Office
Expertise
Education
- Post-graduate Grotius specialization course in environmental law (2008)
- Mini MBA, INSEAD (2007)
- Master of Laws in Dutch and Notarial Law, University of Amsterdam (1998–2003)
- Master of Science in Political Science, University of Amsterdam (1998–2003)
Admissions
- Deputy Judge, Overijssel District Court (Environmental Law)