BMDW Advocaten is a boutique law firm specializing in sports law, with a particular focus on football. With vast experience in both national and international dispute resolution within the football industry, as well as legal guidance for international football transfers, BMDW is a trusted partner in the sports industry. The firm boasts a extensive network within the sports community and has specialist knowledge of the complex legal framework governing the industry.

This allows BMDW to provide efficient, comprehensive, and top-quality services to its clients. Their expertise spans a range of services, including drafting and reviewing agreements, preventing and resolving international disputes, providing legal assistance for transfers and contract negotiations, and staying up-to-date with the latest legal developments in international football law. BMDW is also well-versed in international dispute resolution within football, particularly in collecting outstanding payments such as player salaries, transfer fees for clubs, and agent commissions, including FIFA procedures under article 12bis and 14bis of the FIFA regulations.

What sets BMDW apart is their broad range of services. In addition to general legal advice and representing clients in legal proceedings, they are often sought after for legal opinions and acting as experts in international procedures. The firm's lawyers are frequently called upon by colleagues for advice on case law and regulations, as well as for assistance in ongoing legal proceedings.

In complex international cases, BMDW Advocaten can monitor, supervise, and provide advice. With a truly international orientation, BMDW Advocaten offers its services in Dutch, English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, German, and Italian, combining linguistic proficiency with in-depth knowledge of markets and legal systems within and beyond Europe. Contact BMDW Advocaten for reliable legal services in sports law, including employment law, legal transfer guidance, general contract law, intellectual property law, and privacy law