; LUXEMBOURG - ENGLISH You are here: Home News Articles and newsflashes Our experts in Luxembourg NEWS Our coronavirus experts in Luxembourg To address all fiscal and legal questions related to the coronavirus outbreak, Loyens & Loeff has set up dedicated expert teams for each of our home markets: the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and Switzerland. Whether you have a question on a specific topic, or on multiple, do not hesitate to reach out to one of our experts. You can rely on them for the integrated and pragmatic advice you deserve in these unusual and uncertain times. Please find below an overview of our dedicated team in Luxembourg and related updates. Our team In­vest­ment Man­age­ment: Marc Mey­ers Marc Meyers, partner, heads the Investment Management Practice Group in our Luxembourg office. He focuses on the structuring and regulatory work for Luxembourg alternative investment fund structures. T: +352 466 230 306 E: marc.meyers@loyensloeff.com About Marc Meyers Tax: Pe­ter Adri­aansen Peter Adriaansen, partner, is a member of the Tax Practice Group in our Luxembourg and Amsterdam offices. He focuses on tax structuring for multinational and international private clients. T: +352 466 230 451 E: peter.adriaansen@loyensloeff.com About Peter Adriaansen Bank­ing & Fi­nance: Anne-Marie Nico­las Anne-Marie Nicolas, partner, is a member of the Banking & Finance Practice Group in our Luxembourg office. She focuses on secured lending, including acquisition finance and real estate finance, as well as debt restructuring. T: +352 466 230 314 E: anne-marie.nicolas@loyensloeff.com About Anne-Marie Nicolas Em­ploy­ment: Sab­ri­na Mar­tin Sabrina Martin, local partner, is a member of the Litigation & Risk Management Practice Group in our Luxembourg office. She focuses on international litigation, employment, real-estate, civil, corporate and contract law, data protection, innovation and commercial litigation. T: +352 466 230 631 E: sabrina.martin@loyensloeff.com About Sabrina Martin Re­struc­tur­ing & In­sol­ven­cy: Michael Scott Michael Scott, partner, is a member of the Corporate Practice Group in our Luxembourg office. He focuses on private equity transactions, mergers and acquisitions and distressed debt restructurings. He mainly advises US and UK based clients investing through Luxembourg to European or other target jurisdictions. T: +352 466 230 294 M: +352 691 963 026 E: michael.scott@loyensloeff.com About Michael Scott Lit­i­ga­tion: Véronique Hof­feld Véronique Hoffeld, partner, is a member of the Management Committee of Loyens & Loeff Luxembourg and heads the Litigation & Risk Management Practice Group of our Luxembourg office. She focuses on commercial law, litigation, arbitration, real estate and IP law. T: +352 466 230 232 E: veronique.hoffeld@loyensloeff.com About Véronique Hoffeld Have a look at our global updates Local updates (I) Best practices during the COVID-19 outbreak: Q&A on holding the annual general meeting Luxembourg announces additional deadline extensions in direct tax matters Best practices during the COVID-19 outbreak: Q&A on holding of shareholder and board meetings Luxembourg Director’s Duties – Suspension of insolvency filing obligations – COVID-19 Electronic signatures to ensure business continuity Corporate governance during the Coronavirus outbreak – Exceptional measures enacted in Luxembourg Luxembourg tax measures for businesses in the context of the COVID-19 crisis First corona outbreaks in the Benelux: dealing with the risk of corona at the workplace in Luxembourg Local updates (II) Law of 23 September 2020: flexibility for adoption of corporate resolutions extended until year end DAC 6 deadlines officially postponed in Luxembourg Law of 20 June 2020: enhanced flexibility for shareholder and board resolutions of Luxembourg companies post state of emergency Extension of deadlines regarding the approval, filing and publication of annual accounts, consolidated accounts and related reports for Luxembourg companies Coronavirus raises VAT questions in Luxembourg Law firms reinvented in the face of COVID-19 Luxembourg capital impairment rules: to be (dissolved) or not to be (dissolved)? share this Back to top Expertise Offices News Legal & Privacy