Thomas Incalza is an associate in our litigation team. He focuses primarily on matters related to white-collar crime, cybercrime, government investigation and the prevention of corporate criminal risks. During his law studies, he became a laureate of the 2011 Jura Falconis Awards and a recipient of the 2011 OVB Prize. Prior to joining Quinz, he worked as a full-time researcher at the Jan Ronse Institute for Company and Financial Law (KU Leuven) where in October 2018 he defended his Ph.D. dissertation on the extraordinary position of tax evasion as a predicate offence for money laundering.
In addition to his work as a practicing attorney at the Brussels Bar, he is a visiting professor of company and business law at KU Leuven and UHasselt. In April 2013, he served as an expert adviser to the European Social and Economic Committee on the adoption of the fourth AML Directive. At the request of the European Parliament, he later conducted a study together with Prof. Dr. Veerle Colaert on mis-selling of financial products and investor compensation in the European Union.
He is a frequent speaker at conferences and seminars on banking and corporate criminal law and has published numerous articles on the subject.
