Joris Boddaert
Partner
Specialisms
- Corporate and commercial litigation
- Restructuring
- Seizure and foreclosure law and execution law
- Financing & Securities
- Directors’ liability
About Joris
Joris is a partner at Davids Advocaten and has been practising as a lawyer since 2008. He specialises in complex litigation and restructurings (WHOA). His focus is on our dynamic international practice, where he regularly supports foreign clients in protecting their rights in the Netherlands and representing their business interests. His passion for and thorough knowledge of procedural law ensure his clients can always rely on his expert support. From board room advice in financial turmoil, to navigating complex legal battles. Prior to joining Davids Advocaten in 2014, Joris worked at Clifford Chance and Spigt Litigators.
Joris studied Corporate Law at Leiden University (2007) and has successfully completed the Grotius/INSOLAD Insolvency Law programme.
Joris is a member of the Association of Insolvency Lawyers (INSOLAD), the Corporate Litigation Association and the Dutch Restructuring Association. In addition to his work as a lawyer, Joris is an unpaid director of an investment fund.
Register of jurisdictions (art. 35 b paragraph 1 Regulations on the Legal Profession)
Joris Boddaert has registered the following areas of law in the Register of the Dutch Bar Association:
- Insolvency law
- Civil procedural law
This registration obliges the lawyer in question to obtain ten education points every calendar year in each registered area of law, as per the standards of the Dutch Bar Association.
LEGAL 500 TESTIMONIALS
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Joris Boddaert is an excellent lawyer.
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The team is very responsive and has sharp bright minds. I have worked with Laurie van Leeuwen and Joris Boddaert, who both stand out in their fields of expertise and have an enormous drive to achieve the best result for their clients.
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Working with Joris Boddaert and Zora Zoetmulder has shown me that they stand-out in a solution-focused approach which combines the willingness to settle amicably while not avoiding the necessary legal routes.


















