In the Dispute Resolution practice of Rutgers & Posch, Huib advises and litigates on corporate disputes and commercial contracts. He represents businesses, investors, entrepreneurs and financiers in various industries, including private equity, real estate, tech and finance. He litigates on international disputes, distribution agreements, M&A contracts and loan agreements, and regularly advises (supervisory) board members. He has broad experience with class actions and cartel damages.

Huib has extensive knowledge of contract law, liability law, private international law, attachment- and enforcement law, and corporate law. He has completed two specialist educations at Grotius Academy with honours: Enterprise & Liability (2015) and Company & Business Law (2017). Huib regularly speaks and publishes. He is a permanent teacher on corporate disputes at the Mandatory Education of the Dutch Bar Association.

Before joining Rutgers & Posch, he worked for international law firm Loyens & Loeff for 12 years. He has extensive international experience and is a member of the IBA and AIJA. In the Netherlands, he is a member of the Association for Trade Law, the Association for Procedural Law and the Corporate Litigation Association. Huib also handles pro bono matters and next to being an attorney-at-law he is active as board member/advisor of several cultural organizations. He is a driving force in several committees of Rutgers & Posch, amongst which the committees on AI & Innovation, on Foreign Affairs and on Education.

Legal 500 (2022 and 2023) ranked him as Next Generation Partner in the field of Commercial Litigation with clients describing him as “excellent, strong on the law, but also very relaxed and easy to deal with. He is a calming presence despite his young age – one to watch” and “a great litigator with a sensible approach and calm demeanour”.