Michelle Rijnen

Advocaat at Lexence N.V.

Michelle Rijnen is a legal professional currently working as an Advocate at Lexence since September 2023. Rijnen has extensive experience in labor law, having held roles such as Legal Assistant and Student Intern in various legal settings, including Ovis Advocatuur and the Amsterdam District Court. Rijnen's academic background includes a Master of Laws with a focus on Labor Law and Private Law at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, complemented by a Bachelor's degree in Law. Additionally, Rijnen has been engaged in teaching and research roles at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, including positions as a lecturer in Family Law and a student assistant in various capacities, demonstrating a strong commitment to academia and legal research. Leadership and community involvement are evident through Rijnen's activities with the Kinder- en Jongerenrechtswinkel Amsterdam and participation in the Amsterdam Study Association for Labor Law.

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Lexence N.V.

Established in 1992, today Lexence employs 170 lawyers and civil-law notaries who provide a broad spectrum of services in ten specific areas of law. Our mentality? Personal and to the point. With us you always know who’s fighting your corner, what the score is and what to expect. We work in small teams, led by dedicated partners. This enables us to make significant progress in a short space of time and provide clear solutions. Our mentality? Personal and to the point. With us you always know who’s fighting your corner, what the score is and what to expect. Pragmatists to the core, we’re averse to hierarchy and like to cut to the chase. This translates into thorough analyses and on-point advice. We call this the “new way of doing business” and it ensures companies have the agility to move forward in these testing times. And we understand the need for this because we’re that kind of company too.


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