Margot Blaauwhof is a lawyer whose documented education and legal career are rooted in the Netherlands. She completed her university education at Leiden University, was admitted to the bar in 1988, and is documented as a partner of Resident Associates.
Background
Margot Blaauwhof's documented formation took place in the Netherlands, where she received her university education at Leiden University. Leiden was founded on 8 February 1575 in the Pieterskerk church during the Eighty Years' War, and it is the oldest university in the Netherlands.
Law instruction at Leiden began with the university's founding, and the Leiden Law School is one of the institution's founding faculties. Its long-standing focus on the Dutch legal order and international law provides the academic setting for her legal training.
Education
Margot Blaauwhof's documented university education was at Leiden University and is dated to 1987. Founded in 1575, Leiden was the first university in the Netherlands, and its law faculty developed from the institution's earliest years.
The Leiden law curriculum was reorganized in the 1980s, when a reformation of the legal disciplines concentrated teaching on positive law, particularly civil and international law. Her education there therefore falls within a period of reform in Dutch legal education.
Career
Margot Blaauwhof was admitted to the bar in the Netherlands in 1988. She is documented as working as a partner of Resident Associates.
