The organisation
What Buren does
Buren Legal Tax Notary has a history dating back to 1898 and has grown into a firm with an unusually international footprint for its size, including offices in Beijing and Shanghai alongside its Dutch and Luxembourg locations.
In the Netherlands
Buren in the Netherlands
According to the firm's own factsheet, Buren employs approximately 130 people in total, with more than 70 lawyers, notaries and international tax advisers.
Structure
Practice groups and where you work
Practice groups include corporate law, tax, notarial services and a dedicated China desk supporting the Beijing and Shanghai offices.
Getting in
How students start here
Students interested in Sino-Dutch business or international tax structuring may find this firm's network distinctive, starting through an internship or trainee position.
Key facts
At a glance
- Type
- International law firm
- Head office
- Amsterdam
- Founded
- 1898
- Size
- 48 lawyers (Advocatie); approx. 130 employees, 70+ lawyers/notaries/tax advisers
Related
Relevant legal practice areas
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Buren
What does Buren do?
A firm with roots dating to 1898, combining lawyers, tax advisers and civil-law notaries across offices in Amsterdam, Den Haag, Beijing, Shanghai and Luxembourg.
How do I get an internship or traineeship at Buren?
Students interested in Sino-Dutch business or international tax structuring may find this firm's network distinctive, starting through an internship or trainee position.
Which legal practice areas are relevant at Buren?
At Buren, the most relevant practice areas are Corporate/M&A and Tax.
Where is Buren based in the Netherlands?
Head office: Amsterdam.
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