Nadia Adnani

About the LawyerNadia Adnani is a driven employment law attorney with a pragmatic approach and a strong sense of proportion. She is a partner at Adnani & Van den Eeckhout Advocaten (AvdE), a specialized firm in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Within employment law, Nadia and her team specialize in reorganisations and works councils, providing expert legal advice tailored to clients' unique needs.Nadia advises on all aspects of employment law, representing both national and international organizations and employees. Her areas of focus include guiding reorganisations and works councils, advising and litigating on employee co-determination, handling individual and collective dismissal cases, addressing workplace privacy matters, and advising on employment contracts including non-compete clauses and study cost provisions.Beyond her legal practice, Nadia holds various supervisory board positions at the National Dutch Youth Education Fund (JEF), one of the largest trade unions in the Netherlands (CNV), and several foundations in the cultural sector. She also participates in independent complaints committees, including at the Dutch Social Insurance Agency (SVB). Nadia is a co-founder of HulpBijReorganiseren.nl, an online platform created to help SMEs access reliable information on reorganisations. She regularly publishes articles and blogs on employment law topics and conducts workshops and webinars on these subjects.ExperienceNadia has established herself as a recognized authority in Dutch employment law. Before pursuing her career as an attorney, she worked at VU University Amsterdam's Education Centre as a coordinator in the Diversity and Student Success department, where she developed expertise in organizational development and human resource matters that informs her current legal practice.EducationNadia studied Private Law and International & European Law at VU University Amsterdam. She completed the post-HBO course in Strategic HRM in 2019, further developing her expertise in human resource management and organizational transformation.Achievements and Recognition

• Magna Charta Award 2018 for the best employment law, won by Nadia Adnani along with Palthe Oberman partners Christiaan Oberman and Karol Hillebrandt (source)