Marte Kruijt

Marte is a Legal Assistant at Blenheim Advocaten, specializing in intellectual property law and privacy law. Her interest in these areas began during her bachelor’s degree, where she developed an early academic focus on related legal issues while simultaneously gaining practical work experience. Following her bachelor’s degree, she completed the Master’s programme in Internet Law and Intellectual Property Law at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, further deepening her expertise in these fields.
About Marte

Marte works on a wide range of legal matters, primarily at the intersection of intellectual property and privacy law. Within the field of intellectual property law, she supports cases involving trademark and copyright protection. She also has knowledge of portrait rights and moral rights, which regularly play a role in disputes concerning the use of images, names, or other personal characteristics.

In the area of privacy law, Marte works on matters involving the processing of personal data, the right to be forgotten, and the balance between privacy and freedom of expression. This includes questions such as when the processing of personal data is lawful and when a publication must give way to an individual’s privacy rights.

Marte has been working at Blenheim Advocaten since 2023. Her work is characterised by careful analysis, thorough research, and the development of well-founded legal arguments and documents. Clients and colleagues appreciate her keen eye for detail, meticulous preparation, and genuine commitment to every matter she handles.

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