The organisation
What Winston Taylor does
The Dutch and Belgian practice traces back to Taylor Wessing's Benelux operations, with a history dating to 1936, and became one of the fastest-growing international law and notary offices in the region. In 2026 the firm combined with Winston & Strawn to form Winston Taylor, an international platform of more than 1,400 lawyers across twenty offices.
In the Netherlands
Winston Taylor in the Netherlands
The Benelux practice operates from Amsterdam, Brussels and Eindhoven, with a strong position advising technology, innovation and internationally operating companies.
Structure
Practice groups and where you work
Practice groups include corporate M&A, intellectual property, technology and life sciences, supported by a notarial practice.
Getting in
How students start here
Students usually start through an internship or trainee position, often drawn by the firm's technology and life sciences focus.
Key facts
At a glance
- Type
- International law firm
- Head office
- Amsterdam
- Founded
- 1936 (Benelux roots); 2026 (Winston Taylor combination)
- Size
- 86 lawyers (Advocatie); 100+ lawyers and notaries Benelux-wide
Vacancies
Vacancies at Winston Taylor
Related
Relevant legal practice areas
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Winston Taylor
What does Winston Taylor do?
The Benelux practice of a transatlantic firm formed in 2026 from the combination of Winston & Strawn and Taylor Wessing's UK, Middle East and European practices.
How do I get an internship or traineeship at Winston Taylor?
Students usually start through an internship or trainee position, often drawn by the firm's technology and life sciences focus.
Which legal practice areas are relevant at Winston Taylor?
At Winston Taylor, the most relevant practice areas are Corporate/M&A and Intellectual Property.
Where is Winston Taylor based in the Netherlands?
Head office: Amsterdam.
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