Greenberg Traurig Amsterdam published Ingeborg Wind's article in her new blog discussing how system capacity evolves from a technical threshold to a spatial and societal question affecting sustainable development.
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Op duurzame dinsdag gaat het vaak over oplossingen voor de toekomst. Maar misschien moeten we eerst een andere vraag stellen: hebben onze fysieke systemen nog voldoende…
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Greenberg Traurig, LLP (GT) has approximately 2,650 attorneys in 45 locations in the United States, Latin America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Greenberg Traurig’s Amsterdam office is home to more than 65 lawyers, tax advisors, and civil-law notaries. Founded in 2003 as the firm’s first non-U.S. office, GT Amsterdam’s core practices are corporate real estate, corporate/M&A, litigation, and tax, supported by our experience in areas including EU antitrust litigation and competition regulation, finance & restructuring, intellectual property, administrative law, entertainment, and employment. We advise companies that are active both in the Netherlands as well as internationally. We have experience handling many high-profile matters and transactions in the Netherlands, including coordinating pan-European matters. For information about careers at GT Amsterdam, please visit our career website (Dutch only): https://www.werkenbijgt.nl/ Read the latest insights from GT's Amsterdam Law Blog: https://www.gtlaw-amsterdamlawblog.com/
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