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Kort geleden door Mirjam geholpen bij een arbeidsgeschil. Het contact en de hulp verliep heel fijn. Alle onzekerheid nam ze weg door goed advies te geven en mee te denken. Enorm tevreden.
20 July 2024
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Company details
- Lawyer
- Administrative Attorney
- Employment Attorney
- Law Firm
- Real Estate Attorney
- Social Security Attorney
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Advocatenkantoor gespecialiseerd in vastgoedrecht, huurrecht, bouwrecht, contractenrecht, arbeidsrecht en incasso. Adviseert en procedeert voor particulieren en bedrijven door heel Nederland. Onder meer de regio Geldermalsen, Tiel, Zaltbommel, Utrecht, 's-Hertogenbosch en Den Haag. Neemt ook zaken aan op basis van gesubsidieerde rechtsbijstand (toevoeging).
Contact info
De Bouwing 69, 4191 TV, Geldermalsen, Netherlands
- 0643545193
- info@jumelet.nl
- jumelet.nl
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