Regulatory & Criminal Enforcement in-house day 2026

Are you interested in topics such as corruption, money laundering, whistleblowers, and integrity? And are you curious about what it is like to work at De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek? Then join our in-house day on Thursday, 5 November 2026.

Our Regulatory & Criminal Enforcement practice (RCE) specializes in the most sensitive and complex matters at the intersection of companies, regulators, and criminal authorities. We assist our clients throughout the entire process: from crisis management and internal investigations to public disclosures and assistance during administrative and criminal proceedings. The matters our practice handles often concern topics such as integrity, governance, compliance, bribery, fraud, money laundering, international sanctions, and export control. Our multidisciplinary work touches upon various areas of law such as criminal law, administrative law, private law, financial law, and European law.

During the in-house day, under the guidance of our lawyers, you will work on a fictitious case together with other students. We will conclude the day festively with drinks and dinner. This will give you plenty of opportunity to get a feel for the atmosphere, ask questions, and experience what it is like to work in our RCE practice.

13:00 – Start and welcome

13:15 – Introduction and presentation of the practice

15:00 – Start of substantive program and case

17:00 – Drinks and dinner with RCE lawyers at NENI

Both bachelor's and master's students are cordially invited to apply. Please upload the requested documents via the registration button below no later than 22 October.

To apply, we would like to receive:

- your CV, 

- your most recent transcript(s) and

- any evaluations from internships and/or student jobs.

On 23 October, you will hear whether you have been selected to participate. 

If you have any questions in the meantime, please feel free to contact Recruitment Adviser Frida Meingast for more information.

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