PRIVACY STATEMENT ESSURE CLAIMS FOUNDATION

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The Essure Claims Foundation (the “Foundation” or “we”) attaches importance to the protection of your privacy and the protection of your personal data in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) (EU Regulation 2016/679). In particular with regard to sensitive data, amongst which data about your health. This Privacy Statement was drawn up to inform you how and to which end the Foundation processes your personal data. With processing personal data is meant all acts possible with personal data, such as collecting, storing, viewing and providing to third parties of personal data. Your personal data may only be processed for a purpose that is known to you. This Privacy Statement contains information about:

  1. What personal data is and which personal data is processed by the Foundation;

  2. In what way your personal data is obtained by the Foundation;

  3. Who is responsible for processing of personal data;

  4. To which end and based on which grounds your personal data is processed by the Foundation;

  5. With whom the Foundation shares your personal data;

  6. Transfer of data to countries outside the European Economic Area;

  7. How long your personal data will be kept by the Foundation;

  8. Which rights you have with regard to your personal data and

  9. How long your personal data will be protected.

This Privacy Statement is meant for all people whose personal data is processed by the Foundation and is also available on https://stichtingessureclaims.com/nl/ (the “Website”).

  1. What is personal data and which personal data is processed by us? With personal data all information is meant regarding an identified or identifiable natural person. The Foundation can process the following personal data belonging to you (the “Personal data”):

    • First name and surname, preposition, title;

    • Address, place and country of residence;

    • Email address;

    • Telephone number;

    • Data of birth;

    • In as far as the Foundation needs this data for identification: document numbers of a passport or ID card;

    • In as far as the Foundation will be carrying out payments to you: your financial data amongst which a bank account number /IBAN number;

    • As far as you visit the Website: your IP-address;

    • As far as the Foundation wishes to contact your insurer for legal assistance: data with regard to your insurance for legal assistance;

    • As far as the Foundation needs this data in order to look after your interests: data about your health, amongst which data from your medical records and medical expenses;

    • Data with regard to your financial situation, a.o. your income and or benefits received;

    • Data with regard to your working situation, a.o. your personnel file, employment history, salary and absenteeism;

    • All other personal data relating to you which you provide us with or which we are able to obtain in connection with the purposes and based on the grounds as mentioned hereinafter.

  1. In which way do we obtain your personal data? The Essure Claims Foundation (the “Foundation” or “we”) attaches importance to the protection of your privacy and the protection of your personal data in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) (EU Regulation 2016/679). In particular with regard to sensitive data, amongst which data about your health. This Privacy Statement was drawn up to inform you how and to which end the Foundation processes your personal data. With processing personal data is meant all acts possible with personal data, such as collecting, storing, viewing and providing to third parties of personal data. Your personal data may only be processed for a purpose that is known to you. This Privacy Statement contains information about:

      1. What personal data is and which personal data is processed by the Foundation;

      2. In what way your personal data is obtained by the Foundation;

      3. Who is responsible for processing of personal data;

      4. To which end and based on which grounds your personal data is processed by the Foundation;

      5. With whom the Foundation shares your personal data;

      6. Transfer of data to countries outside the European Economic Area;

      7. How long your personal data will be kept by the Foundation;

      8. Which rights you have with regard to your personal data and

      9. How long your personal data will be protected.

This Privacy Statement is meant for all people whose personal data is processed by the Foundation and is also available on https://stichtingessureclaims.com/nl/ (the “Website”).

  1. What is personal data and which personal data is processed by us? With personal data all information is meant regarding an identified or identifiable natural person. The Foundation can process the following personal data belonging to you (the “Personal data”):

    • First name and surname, preposition, title;

    • Address, place and country of residence;

    • Email address;

    • Telephone number;

    • Data of birth;

    • In as far as the Foundation needs this data for identification: document numbers of a passport or ID card;

    • In as far as the Foundation will be carrying out payments to you: your financial data amongst which a bank account number /IBAN number;

    • As far as you visit the Website: your IP-address;

    • As far as the Foundation wishes to contact your insurer for legal assistance: data with regard to your insurance for legal assistance;

    • As far as the Foundation needs this data in order to look after your interests: data about your health, amongst which data from your medical records and medical expenses;

    • Data with regard to your financial situation, a.o. your income and or benefits received;

    • Data with regard to your working situation, a.o. your personnel file, employment history, salary and absenteeism;

    • All other personal data relating to you which you provide us with or which we are able to obtain in connection with the purposes and based on the grounds as mentioned hereinafter.

  1. In which way do we obtain your personal data? Your IP-address is obtained when you visit the Website as the Website makes use of cookies. Cookies are little text files or other techniques with which information is installed on your device when visiting a website. We use various types of cookies for various purposes.

    • functional cookies: cookies that are necessary to make sure the Website works as it should; and

    • analytical cookies: cookies that allow us to gain insight into the way in which you make use of (parts of) the Website, to enable us to improve the Website. We use the data obtained by means of these cookies not to study the use of the Website on an individual level, but merely on an aggregated level. We only use cookies of third parties to improve the quality and effectiveness of the Website. To that end, for instance, we use Google Analytics, which is configured in a privacy-friendly way. Google Analytics processes IP-addresses for us.

    The Foundation can obtain the data on your health because at some time you provide this to us or because this data is provided to the Foundation by third parties. With regard to the agreement entered into with you and to protect its statutory interests, The Foundation works together with Pogust Goodhead (“Foreign Counsel”), Dutch lawyers and possibly experts and can, via them, obtain data from you. This data will only be processed in as far is necessary for the initiation of legal proceedings by the Foundation and/ or for the protection of your interests.

    The other Personal data stated under 1 above, we obtain because you provide this to us when you join the Foundation or when you have provided this data at a later stage.

  1. Who is responsible for processing of your Personal data? The Foundation is responsible for the processing of data as described in the Privacy Statement. The Foundation has its registered office in Amsterdam en is registered in the Chamber of Commerce register under number 75175398. More information about the Foundation can be found on https://stichtingessureclaims.com/nl/. If you have any questions about your Personal data you can contact the Foundation by way of email: info@stichtingessureclaims.com.

  1. Purposes and basis of the processing of your Personal data The Foundation will solely process your Personal data for the following purposes:

    • Representation of interests of all affected Essure patients in and out of court: your Personal data will be used for the representation of the interests of women who had implanted in their Fallopian tubes an Essure (a contraceptive produced and offered by Bayer AG (or affiliated entities, “Bayer et al.”) and as a result of the implantation suffer damages, run a risk of suffering damages and/or (have) suffered damages (the “Support Group”). The use of your Personal data enables the Foundation to do research in your and the Support Group’s interests and (if opportune and feasible) obtain compensation through obtaining a settlement or by initiating legal proceedings against Bayer et al.

    • Communication: your Personal data will be used to communicate with you and to inform you of topics that are of importance to the representation of your interests.

    • Identification and files: your Personal data will be used in order to identify you and to avoid any confusion with other people in the Support Group. Additionally your Personal data will be used to set up a file in which all relevant documentation relating to you will be stored. The Personal data will also be used in order to assess whether you are an Essure patient suffering damages, at risk of suffering damages or (has) suffered damages. If the Foundation intends to further process the Personal data for any other purpose than that for which the Personal data was initially collected, then the Foundation will provide you with the required information before it further processes the collected data.

The processing of your Personal data is based on the following grounds:

    • The processing is necessary for the execution of the Agreement that the Foundation entered into with you (article 6 (1) (b) GDPR).

    • The processing is necessary for the representation of a legitimate interest (article 6 (1) (f) GDPR), which a.o. comprises:

    • the interest involved with (legal) representation in order to represent you and the Support Group in a dispute against Bayer et al. and conducting negotiations or procedures against Bayer et al.;

    • fraud prevention: the Foundation wants to avoid that people not suffering damages as a result of the actions of above parties join the Foundation and would thus unfairly profit from its activities. On the basis of article 9 GDPR it is prohibited to process special categories of personal data, such as data about your health, unless the processor can appeal to grounds of exception. In the context of the processing of your particular/exceptional Personal data the Foundation can invoke the circumstance that the processing of this data is necessary for the initiation, execution and substantiation of legal proceedings against the abovementioned parties (article 9 (1) (f) GDPR). The Foundation does not use any form of automated decision making and/or profiling.

  1. With whom is Personal data shared? Exclusively for the benefit of representation of the interests of those who joined the Foundation and the Support Group and in as far is necessary to attain the set targets, the Foundation will provide Personal data to its partners – amongst which processors. These partners are those parties with which the Foundation cooperates whilst representing your interests, a.o. Foreign Counsel, Dutch lawyers and possibly experts. Additionally the Foundation may share with Bayer et al. your Personal data in view of legal proceedings or negotiations on a settlement. The Foundation will make use of anonymised data wherever reasonably possible. The Foundation only shares Personal data with third parties after having come to an agreement with these third parties to ensure that your Personal data is kept confidential and is being processed in a meticulous, safe way in accordance with the GDPR. In case the Foundation brings in processors it will enter into a contract with these processors in order to safeguard a correct processing of data.

  1. Will my Personal data be passed on to countries outside the European Economic Area? Yes, it is possible that your Personal will be passed on to countries outside the European Economic Area (EEA). Part of the EEA are all EU countries plus Norway, Liechtenstein and Iceland. For the passing on of Personal data outside these countries additional rules apply based on the GDPR. The Foundation will only pass on your Personal data to parties located in countries outside the EEA if this passing on was subject to adequate guarantees based on the GDPR or in case the GDPR offers a specific ground for passing on. In this context the Foundation uses standard contractual clauses determined by a supervising authority (article 46 (2) (d) GDPR). Furthermore, the processing is necessary for the initiation, execution and substantiation of legal proceedings (article 49 (1) (e) GDPR). A copy of the suitable safeguards can be obtained from the Foundation via: info@stichtingessureclaims.com.

  1. How long will we store your data? We will not store your Personal data any longer than is strictly necessary for the purposes for which we collected your Personal data. With the exception of a statutory retention period we use the following retention periods: First name and surname, preposition, title, address, place and country of residence, email address and telephone number will be stored for a maximum of 24 months after research of the Foundation and/or the legal proceedings initiated on your behalf by the Foundation, are finalised or if a settlement has been reached; Date of birth, medical data, document numbers, financial data, data regarding insurance for legal assistance and all other personal data which is at the Foundation’s disposal will be stored for a maximum of 6 months after research of the Foundation and/or the legal proceedings initiated on your behalf by the Foundation, are finalised or if a settlement has been reached. You can make a request to the Foundation to remove your Personal data at an earlier date. In case the Personal data is no longer necessary for the ends for which the Foundation gathered the Personal data or processed in any other way, the Foundation will heed your request and delete the Personal data at its earliest convenience.

  1. What are your rights? You have the right to request the Foundation to give you access to your Personal data that is processed by the Foundation, rectify Personal data (for instance complement, improve or change data), delete Personal data and/or limit the processing of your Personal data. Additionally you have the right to obtain your Personal data in a structured and commonly used electronic form. A request for access and/or adjustment can be sent by email to the Foundation: info@stichtingessureclaims.com. In as far as your Personal data is processed on the basis of legitimate interests, you are entitled to object to this processing. Such an objection can be made in writing by sending an email to the Foundation: info@stichtingessureclaims.com. In conclusion, you have the right to file a complaint with the Nederlandse Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens (Dutch Data Protection Authority). Based on article 21 lid 1 GDPR filing of a complaint will lead to the Foundation discontinuing the processing of Personal data, unless we have compellingly legitimate grounds for the processing that weigh more heavily than your interests, rights and freedom or that are connected to the initiation, execution and substantiation of legal proceedings, such as the one against Bayer et al.

  1. What about the security of my Personal data? The Foundation has set up appropriate technical and organisational measures to ensure the protection of your Personal data, against loss, unauthorised access or any form of unlawful processing. The access to your Personal data will be restricted to those who are, on behalf of The Foundation, involved in representing your interests. The people that have access to your Personal data are under contractual obligation to keep your Personal data confidential. Additionally, the lawyers involved are bound by confidentiality as a result of their professional secrecy as well as by their specific professional rights under law.

  1. Amendments We reserve the right to amend this Privacy Statement at any moment. In case of an amendment we will inform you by means of an announcement on the Website and/or an email to your registered email address.

  1. Contact In case you have any queries or remarks about the processing of your Personal data, please direct yourself to the Stichting Essure Claims via info@stichtingessureclaims.com.

CONTACT

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Privacy Statement

ANTOINETTE COLLIGNON

PROFIEL

Antoinette Collignon is als advocaat gespecialiseerd in grensoverschrijdende aansprakelijkheid en letselschades, productaansprakelijkheid, werkgeversaansprakelijkheid en internationaal privaatrecht. Zij adviseert zowel verzekeraars, internationale letselschadebureau ’s en bedrijven als ook slachtoffers. In internationale zaken werkt zij nauw samen met vooraanstaande advocatenkantoren in Europa en de Verenigde Staten. Antoinette is een van de oprichters van de organisatie PEOPIL (Pan European Organisation for Personal Injury Lawyers) en treedt op als spreker bij internationale conferenties en symposia op het gebied van Europees recht, letselschades en verkeersongevallen.

Zij is auteur van het boek Deelgeschilprocedure (Serie Burgerlijk Proces & Praktijk, Wolters Kluwer).

WERKERVARING

  • Vanaf 2010: Partner en advocaat bij Legaltree, Amsterdam:
    • Complexe internationale letselschadezaken voor zowel slachtoffers als gedaagden ; grensoverschrijdende verkeersongevallen; arbeidsongevallen; productaansprakelijkheid en internationaal privaatrecht; mederaadsvrouw in civiele zaken; letselschade expert voor buitenlandse gerechten; lid van het Nederlandse MH17-team en hoofdadvocaat in zaken voor het Europese Hof van de Rechten van de Mens in Straatsburg;
  • 1997-2010 Advocaat bij Beer advocaten, Amsterdam:
    • Letselschadeadvocaat voor slachtoffers; verkeersongevallen; arbeidsongevallen en grensoverschrijdende letselschadezaken; werkzaam onder meer voor de Dow Corning collectieve actie voor de Consumentenbond, de vuurwerkramp in Enschede en de vliegtuigramp van de Turkish Airlines vlucht TK 1951 in 2009;
  • 1993-1997 Advocaat bij Marree & Dijxhoorn advocaten, Amersfoort:
    • Verzekeringszaken en letselschadezaken voor zowel verzekeraars als slachtoffers;
  • 1990-1993: Advocaat stagiaire bij Kienhuis Hoving advocaten, Enschede.


ANDERE FUNCTIES

Huidig

  • Vanaf 2013: Erelid PEOPIL;
  • Vanaf 2014: Docent Europees recht en verkeersongevallen bij Studiecentrum Kerckebosch;
  • Vanaf 2021: Voorzitter Klachtencommissie Bestuur PANTAR, Amsterdam;
  • Vanaf 2022: Bestuursvoorzitter Stichting Environment and Fundamental Rights;
  • Vanaf 2022: Bestuursvoorzitter Stichting Slachtoffers Medische Hulpmiddelen;
  • Vanaf 2023: Bestuurslid IATL;


Voormalig

  • 1997-2009: Bestuurslid PEOPIL;
  • 2009-2013: President PEOPIL;
  • 2010-2014: Vice-voorzitter IETL;
  • 2016-2020: Bestuurslid GJN;
  • 2011-2020: Voorzitter externe Klachtencommissie grensoverschrijdend gedrag PANTAR, Amsterdam;
  • 2011-2022: Lecturer at SDU on personal injury claims;
  • 2014-2017: Lecturer International Dispute Resolution at Leiden University;
  • 2019-2021:  Admissions committee IATL.


LIDMAATSCHAPPEN

  • PEOPIL (Pan European Organisation for Personal Injury Lawyers);
  • LSA (Vereniging van Letselschadeadvocaten);
  • VASR (Vereniging voor Aansprakelijkheids- en Schadevergoedingsrecht);
  • IETL (Institute for European Traffic Law) ;
  • IATL (International Academy of Trial Lawyers;
  • OAA (Ondernemende Advocaten Amsterdam).


EDUCATION

  • University of Groningen (RUG): Civiel recht en strafrecht met advocatuur (1990);
  • Grotius Academy Nijmegen: postacademische opleiding letselschades (1994).

JULES SCHAGEN VAN LEEUWEN

WERKERVARING

  • 1976 – 1977: Gewerkt in rurale ziekenhuizen in Brazilië, in de staten Pará en Ceará;
  • 1980 – 1985: Arts Internationale Gezondheid en Tropengeneeskunde (en tevens medisch directeur) bij het Holy Family Hospital, Berekum, Ghana;
  • 1991 – 2019: Gynaecoloog en opleider te Nieuwegein/Utrecht: hoofd Research and Development Gynaecology & Obstetrics; mede oprichter en lid TOP team (Team opvang personeel na schokkende gebeurtenis); lid centrale opleidingscommissie; voorzitter commissie Onderzoek en Onderwijs; voorzitter bibliotheek commissie;
  • 2019: Expert bij introductie van OVHipec (toepassen van verwarmde chemotherapie in de buikholte bij operaties voor uitgezaaide eierstokkanker) in het Gleneagles Hospital te Hong Kong;
  • 2019: onderwijs gynaecologie en obstetrie bij de medische vervolgopleidingen van dat specialisme, te Djokjakarta, Solo en Semarang;
  • 2019-2022: Part-time urogynaecoloog in Radboud UMC Nijmegen (nul uren contract);
  • 2021 –2023: Decaan van de Antonius academie medische vervolgopleidingen en coassistenten van het St Antonius Ziekenhuis te Nieuwegein.

 

ANDERE FUNCTIES

Huidig

  • 1991 tot heden: jaarlijks werkzaam (onderwijs en patiëntenzorg) tijdens vakantie periodes bij het Holy Family Hospital, Berekum, Ghana;
  • 2019-heden: medisch adviseur medicolegale vraagstukken;
  • 2019- heden jaarlijks gynaecoloog bij Mungra Medical Centre, Nickerie, Suriname;
  • 2019-heden: Expert in de sector gezondheidszorg van PUM (korte buitenlandse consultaties);
  • 2019-heden: jaarlijks Auditor DNV-GL in UMCG Groningen;
  • 2020 – heden: Scen arts KNMG (consultatie bij euthanasie);
  • Voorzitter Stichting Berekum (stichting ter bevordering van medische kennis in Berekum, Ghana); www.berekum.nl;
  • Lid klachtencommissie St Antonius ziekenhuis;
  • Lid Ghana committee on pelvic floor disorders IUGA, www.iuga.org;

 

Voormalig

  • Lid MEC-U (beoordelingscommissie voor wetenschappelijk onderzoek) tot eind 2023;
  • Nederlandse Vereniging voor Obstetrie (“NVOG”, www.nvog.nl): voormalig voorzitter en lid commissie kwaliteitsdocumenten (2005-2015); lid commissie patiënt-informatie en opleiding; lid en medeoprichter koepel Kwaliteit (o.a. als hoofdvisitator niet-opleidings klinieken; 1986-2005); Voorzitter commissie Richtlijnontwikkeling NVOG tot 2007;
  • Lid werkgroep deskundigheidsbevordering huisartsen Zuid-West Utrecht tot 2018.

 

OPLEIDING

  • 1978: Artsexamen Rijksuniversiteit Utrecht;
  • 1978: ECFMG U.S. certificate for foreign medical graduates Indiana University Hospital, Indianapolis, USA;
  • 1978 – 1980: Opleiding in obstetrie/gynaecologie, chirurgie en tropengeneeskunde;
  • 1986 – 1991: Opleiding tot vrouwenarts, Academisch Ziekenhuis Utrecht en St. Joseph Ziekenhuis te Eindhoven.

GUIDO ROOIJACKERS

WERK

  • Business valuator en specialist op het gebied van economische schadebepaling
  • Sinds 2002 partner bij Sman Business Value

ANDERE FUNCTIES

  • Bestuurslid (secretaris) Nederlands Instituut voor Register Valuators (2006-2012)
  • Bestuurslid De Maatschappij, departement Zaanstreek-Waterland
KWALIFICATIES/LIDMAATSCHAPPEN

  • Drs., financiële bedrijfseconomie, Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam
  • Lid van Vereniging van Register Controllers
  • Lid van Nederlands Instituut voor Register Valuators
  • Lid van European Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts (EACVA)
  • Ingeschreven als gerechtelijk deskundige bij Landelijk Register van Gerechtelijk Deskundigen

GEMMA KENTER

Gemma Kenter (1952) heeft geneeskunde gestudeerd aan de UVA, waarna zij is opgeleid tot gynaecoloog in Leiden en Amsterdam. Zij heeft een subspecialisatie in gynaecologische oncologie en was hoofd van de polikliniek in het LUMC van 1986- 1997 en hoofd van de gynaecologische oncologie in het LUMC van 1997-2009.

In 1991 is zij gepromoveerd in Utrecht op het proefschrift “Aspects on treatment and prognosis in carcinoma of the uterine cervix”. In 2005 werd zij benoemd tot hoogleraar gynaecologische oncologie met speciale interesse in immunotherapie. In aug 2009 werd zij hoofd van het Centrum Gynaecologische Oncologie Amsterdam (AMC, AVL, VUmc). Haar interessegebieden zijn: “Late gevolgen van de behandeling voor baarmoederhalskanker” en “ De rol van het immuunsysteem bij baarmoederhalskanker”. Sinds december 2018 is zij met emeritaa

KIM SMIT

Kim Smit (1970) is een ervaren financieel bestuurder/toezichthouder met een hoog niveau van persoonlijke integriteit en transparantie die een brede, internationale carrière heeft opgebouwd via een breed palet aan functies bij Shell en het Leids Universitair Medisch Centrum. Zij heeft ervaring met en kennis van onder andere organisatie- en verandermanagement, governance, langetermijninvesteringen, risicomanagement, ICT, compliance, treasury en strategie.

Functies als toezichthouder naast Stichting Essure Claims

  • NRG/Pallas – nucleair onderzoek en productie van nucleaire medische isotopen: lid  Raad van Toezicht en voorzitter auditcommissie, lid benoemings- en bezoldigingscommissie;
  • Hub Organoids BV- biotechnologiebedrijf gespecialiseerd in de ontwikkeling van organoids afkomstig van stamcellen en wereldmarktleider op dit gebied: lid  Raad van Commissarissen;
  • Stichting Pantein Zorggroep:  lid  Raad van Toezicht en lid auditcommissie;
  • Stichting Jong JGZ – jeugdgezondheidszorg:  lid  Raad van Toezicht en voorzitter auditcommissie;
  • B&S Group S.A – een vennootschap gevestigd in Luxemburg en genoteerd aan de Amsterdamse beurs: technologiebedrijf actief  op het gebied van consumptiegoederen: onafhankelijk lid  Raad van Commissarissen en voorzitter auditcommissie;
  • Naturalis Biodiversity Center – museum en onderzoeksinstituut op het gebied van biodiversiteit: vice-voorzitter  Raad van Toezicht en lid auditcommissie;
  • Regionale Omroep West – nieuws en mediaorganisatie:  lid  Raad van Toezicht en voorzitter auditcommissie;
  • Japanmuseum Sieboldhuis:  lid  Raad van Toezicht.

 

Werkervaring

  • 2018-2022 CFO/Lid Raad van bestuur Leids Universitair Medisch Centrum;
  • 1993-2016 Royal Dutch Shell Group (laatste posities CFO Al Karaana Petrochemicals en Vice President Finance Contracting & Procurement.

 

Opleiding

  • 1993 Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris (Sciences-Po) ;
  • 1988 Stedelijk Gymnasium Nijmegen.

KARL PETER PUSZKAJLER

Karl Peter Puszkajler is een Duitse advocaat en voormalig rechter bij de rechtbank (Oberlandesgericht) in de Duitse stad München. Tijdens zijn loopbaan als rechter heeft hij duizenden civiele en strafzaken beslecht en – onder meer – expertise opgedaan op alle terreinen van het handels- en ondernemingsrecht.

Na zijn pensionering in 2011 als rechter heeft Karl zich toegelegd op de inzet van zijn nationale en internationale juridische ervaring in het financiële recht en compensatie bij collectieve acties. Sinds 2016 treedt hij op als adviseur in grote claims van investeerders onder de Duitse procedurele wetgeving voor modelprocedures van gedupeerde investeerders bij onjuiste of misleidende informatie op de kapitaalmarkt (Kapitalanleger-Musterverfahrensgesetz “KapMuG”).

Hij was medebestuurder van de Nederlandse SICAF (Stichting Investor Claims Against Fortis) en lid van de raad van toezicht van de Stichting Steinhoff International Compensation Claims.

Karl is al decennia actief als opleider van advocaten en rechters in Oost-Europa, het Midden-Oosten en Noord-Afrika. Hij heeft ook de Rwandese procureur generaal geadviseerd bij het herstel van de rechterlijke macht nadat de genocide het land had verwoest en heeft onlangs het bestuur van de Autonome Regio Koerdistan (Irak) geadviseerd in een project om de handhavingsprocedures te moderniseren.

Hij is co-auteur van commentaren op de Duitse wet op de naamloze vennootschappen (GmbHG) en op de compensatieprocedure voor minderheidsaandeelhouders (SpruchG).

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