Program Overview

Grip op overheidsaansprakelijkheid: onrechtmatige daad en schadeclaims

Course Description

This practical course provides participants with a clear understanding of the legal considerations and responsibilities surrounding government liability. The course covers the distinction between public law and factual actions, how to properly substantiate damage, and the extent to which non-material damage is eligible for compensation. Additionally, the course addresses the division of jurisdiction between civil and administrative courts. Participants will gain directly applicable knowledge through the use of current practical examples and case law.

Target Audience

This course is designed for lawyers and legal staff working for or with governments who come into contact with damage claims against the government.

Investment

The course costs 679 and includes digital course materials and an extensive lunch. UM alumni receive a 10% discount, while members of the judiciary receive a 25% discount.

Course Provider

LAW.next helps legal professionals look at developments and challenges in a innovative way. With inspiring teachers and customized courses, participants strengthen their knowledge and skills for the future.

Course Details

• Language: Dutch
• Location: Maastricht, Netherlands
• Duration: Less than 1 month
• Certificate: Yes
• Price: 679

What You Will Learn

Participants will learn to distinguish between public law and factual actions, how to properly substantiate damage, and the extent to which non-material damage is eligible for compensation. The course will also cover the division of jurisdiction between civil and administrative courts, using current practical examples and case law. Participants are encouraged to bring their own case law to discuss during the course.