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Joanna Kolber and Su-Yi Leung Wing Cheung contributed to Thomson Reuters last pu...

Joanna Kolber (Partner) and Su-Yi Leung Wing Cheung (Senior Associate) from our Dispute Resolution practice contributed to Thomson Reuters Practice Note about “Enforcing ICSID...

27/08/2025

Julie Lo Bue and Céderic Devroey will be attending the AIJA 63rd International Y...

Strelia’s lawyers Julie Lo Bue and Céderic Devroey will be attending the AIJA 63rd International Young Lawyers’ Congress from August 25–30 in Washington, D.C. They look forw...

25/08/2025

Frédéric Heremans and Bart De Moor contributed to the Thomson Reuters Finance Gl...

Frédéric Heremans, our Banking and Finance partner and Bart De Moor Partner of our Restructuring & Insolvency Department, have contributed to the Thomson Reuters's Finance...

11/08/2025

Welcome Yaël !

We are delighted to welcome a new Strelia member in our Brussels office.Yaël Rager joins our Competition Law and Regulatory practice as an associate. She holds a law degree i...

05/08/2025

Welcome Andreas and Viktor !

We’re excited to welcome two new summer trainees to our Brussels office this week: Andreas De Fonseca and Viktor Vermuyten. Andreas will be joining our Dispute Resolution Prac...

04/08/2025

Welcome Dikra !

We are delighted to welcome a new Strelia member in our Brussels office. Dikra Haik joins our Real Estate & Administrative Law practice as an Assistant. She obtained...

23/07/2025

What others say about us

"Strelia is a very modern law firm, able to dedicate the right resource to many diverse problematic issues. They have a strong sense of trying to conciliate the parties, but they can show also formidable pleading skills when needed. They give very clear and easy to understand advice while being able on the other side to develop incredibly sharp arguments to defend a case."

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"The firm provides excellent legal services and our matters are always handled on time and with diligence."

Chambers & Partners

"The team is looking for solutions and to keep the best middle way for managing the conflict, while not pushing us into too many litigation cases, but merely to a reasoned, amicable solution."

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