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Windt Le Grand Leeuwenburgh in the Chambers and Partners Global rankings 2026

We are proud to share that in the Chambers Global Guide 2026, both Timme Geerlof and Irene Tax have been individually recognised.

Timme has once again been ranked (Band 5) for Intellectual Property, and we are delighted that Irene is making her debut in the Global rankings this year, which is a well-deserved recognition of her expertise and dedication.

The matters that lead to this kind of recognition are always the result of true teamwork. A big thank you to our colleagues and, of course, to our clients for their continued trust, support and collaboration in this research.

We are grateful for this recognition in the Chambers and Partners Global Guide 2026 and congratulate Timme and Irene on this fantastic achievement.

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Date: 13 February 2026
Nieuws Corporate litigation IP & pharma
Author
Céline Klinckhamers

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