Thomas Hauzeur has been admitted to the Brussels bar in 2004. He has gained experience in a niche law firm as well as in a large international full service firm. This allows him to combine today thorough knowledge and pragmatism.Strengthened by these professional experiences, he founded IUXTA LEGAL with 4 other partners.Specialized in administrative law, public building law and environmental law, he assists regularly public administrations and commercial corporations in his preferred fields of activity. He is active in both counseling and legal defense of real estate projects and classified installations (structuring of property rights, large properties, environmental permits, permits for commercial establishments, polluted soils, construction permits, expropriation, pre-emption, legal curtailment of ownership of public utility, public domain, public adjudication …)As a former teaching assistant at university, Thomas still teaches today at the Executive Master Immobilier at the University of Saint-Louis.He participated in the start-up of public-private partnerships for the purpose of renovation projects and urban renewal, and this both in the Walloon Region and in the Brussels Region. He also participated in the start-up of Organisms of Public Utility after the sixth State reform and at the defense of their financing.He is co-author of the vademecum regarding the right of expropriation and the preemptive right of the Brussels-Capital Region and of different contributions regarding the noise pollution around the Zaventem airport and regarding commercial establishments.He regularly participates in seminars and permanent training courses.
D.E.S. e, Droit Public Immobilier et Droit de l’Environnement at the Université Saint-Louis (2004)
Master Européen en Théorie du Droit at the Katholieke Universiteit van Brussel and Université Saint-Louis (2003)
Droit de l’Environnement, Droit comparé, Droit maritime,at the Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal – Erasmus - program (10/2001-02/2002)
Master in Law at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (2002)