Insights & news

Van Bael & Bellis promotes Thibaut D’hulst

  • 04/02/2019
  • News

Van Bael & Bellis is pleased to announce the promotion of data protection, IT and IP specialist Thibaut D’hulst to Counsel.

Thibaut joined Van Bael & Bellis in 2006. He assists clients in ensuring compliance with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and also focuses on intellectual property, pharmaceutical law and competition law.

Thibaut commented on his promotion: “My journey at Van Bael & Bellis has been filled with inspirational people and valuable learning experiences. I am grateful to my colleagues and to the partnership for this recognition and look forward to continuing to advance our practice.”

Thibaut’s promotion within Van Bael & Bellis is recognition of the firm’s commitment to focus on new areas of growth, whilst maintaining their leading reputation in the areas of competition and international trade.

Co-managing partners, Jean-François Bellis and Philippe De Baere commented: Van Bael and Bellis is a client-driven firm which has always brought in the talent necessary to provide the quality services our clients expect. Thibaut has developed a unique expertise in helping our clients structure their businesses in a compliant way that optimises the policy space under the EU’s rules on data protection and intellectual property.

Van Bael & Bellis’ Brussels and Geneva offices now include 22 partners, 6 senior counsel, 6 counsel and 34 associates.

Related insights

Sign up for updates
    • 18/11/2024
    • Newsletters

    VBB on Belgian Business Law, Volume 2024, No. 10

    We are pleased to let you have the latest issue of our Belgian Business Law newsletter reporting on recent developments in a range of areas, including commercial law, competition law, intellectual property and litigation.

    Read more
    • 04/10/2024
    • News

    Belgian DPA Guidelines on AI Systems and GDPR

    With the AI Act grabbing all the attention, data protection authorities are reminding organizations that AI systems also need to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation

    Read more
    • 24/09/2024
    • News

    Decoding the AI Act: Key Elements

    The European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act), one of the first and likely the most comprehensive regulation of AI systems in the world, entered into force on 1 August 2024. The AI Act will affect an incredibly wide range of AI systems used in the EU, and subject AI system providers to a range of compliance and transparency obligations reflecting a riskbased approach.

    Read more

Subscribe to our updates

Please select the practice areas you are interested in: *