Parisa Jahan

Attorney-at-law | Senior Associate
Parisa Jahan

Expertises

Litigation Arbitration Dutch Caribbean Class Actions

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Parisa works as a lawyer in the Litigation and Arbitration practice groups. She handles complex national and international corporate and commercial law disputes. Prior to this, she worked in Houthoff’s Real Estate practice group.

Parisa publishes in the field of procedural law and liability law.

  • LL.M. Corporate Law (Utrecht University)
  • LL.M. Private Law (Utrecht University)
  • LL.B. Dutch Law (University Utrecht)
  • Exchange Programme, faculty of Law and Business and Management (LUISS Guido Carli University, Rome)
  • Admitted to the Bar in the Netherlands in 2017

Expertises

Litigation
Business disputes can have a major impact on your organisation's reputation, continuity and financial position. Conflicts are becoming increasingly common due to growing regulation and social pressure. Shareholder disputes, contractual conflicts, directors' liability and collective actions invariably call for a well thought-out strategy and a thorough understanding of the sector.
Arbitration
Arbitration offers a bespoke way to resolve conflict, particularly when it comes to cross-border disputes. Parties are increasingly choosing arbitration, as it gives them the freedom to appoint specialised arbitrators and determine the place of arbitration and procedural rules themselves.
Dutch Caribbean
Houthoff’s Dutch Caribbean experts advise on the laws applicable in the Caribbean part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Class Actions
Companies, financial institutions and governmental bodies increasingly find themselves confronted with mass claims in the Netherlands, often initiated by well-funded claim vehicles. Over the past decade, the Dutch jurisdiction has emerged as a popular hub for such claims.
Litigation
Business disputes can have a major impact on your organisation's reputation, continuity and financial position. Conflicts are becoming increasingly common due to growing regulation and social pressure. Shareholder disputes, contractual conflicts, directors' liability and collective actions invariably call for a well thought-out strategy and a thorough understanding of the sector.
Arbitration
Arbitration offers a bespoke way to resolve conflict, particularly when it comes to cross-border disputes. Parties are increasingly choosing arbitration, as it gives them the freedom to appoint specialised arbitrators and determine the place of arbitration and procedural rules themselves.
Dutch Caribbean
Houthoff’s Dutch Caribbean experts advise on the laws applicable in the Caribbean part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Class Actions
Companies, financial institutions and governmental bodies increasingly find themselves confronted with mass claims in the Netherlands, often initiated by well-funded claim vehicles. Over the past decade, the Dutch jurisdiction has emerged as a popular hub for such claims.

"Parisa Jahan is a pleasure to work with and clear in her communications.''

Legal 500

Leading Foreign Firms - Dutch Caribbean (2025 Edition)

Publications

15 August 2020
15 August 2020
De Tijdelijke Experimentenwet rechtspleging nader beschouwd. TCR.

Related articles

News
Judgement: Claim organisations inadmissible in their pre-WAMCA requests for a declaratory decision as they hint on monetary compensation
28 October 2022

Judgement: Claim organisations inadmissible in their pre-WAMCA requests for a declaratory decision as they hint on monetary compensation

Deals and matters
Minority shareholders Altice Europe force bid price increase by more than 30%
18 December 2020

Minority shareholders Altice Europe force bid price increase by more than 30%

News
Judgement: Claim organisations inadmissible in their pre-WAMCA requests for a declaratory decision as they hint on monetary compensation
28 October 2022

Judgement: Claim organisations inadmissible in their pre-WAMCA requests for a declaratory decision as they hint on monetary compensation

Deals and matters
Minority shareholders Altice Europe force bid price increase by more than 30%
18 December 2020

Minority shareholders Altice Europe force bid price increase by more than 30%

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