Teammember
Pieter Verloop – Lawyer
Pieter Verloop (1986) has gained experience in corporate law as a corporate lawyer since 2011 and as a lawyer since 2015. Since 2015, Pieter has conducted a combined practice within this area of law, focusing on both (corporate) litigation and mergers and acquisitions. Pieter has extensive experience in the field of acquisitions (venture capital / private equity), corporate governance and other corporate law issues. In addition, Pieter advised various disputes between shareholders.
“To understand the details of a small takeover as a dispute, it is important to understand who the parties are and what motives they have. Only then can you work towards a successful completion, regardless of whether that means a settlement, successful procedure or a seamlessly completed transaction. That is why I like to be next to my clients as a pilot, preferably as early as possible. With my knowledge of disputes, I know where things can go wrong, while my transaction practice keeps me sharp to identify whether a transaction, agreement or (group) structure is solid. ”
Pieter is down-to-earth, analytical and is not easily confused. In his work Pieter likes to work with colleagues and other advisers. In his spare time Pieter can often be found on the water; swimming and sailing are two of his passions. Pieter Verloop is registered in the register of legal areas of the Dutch Bar Association with the principal legal area of Corporate Law.
Pieter Verloop has registered Corporate Law as the principal legal practice areas in the Netherlands Bar’s register of legal practice areas (rechtsgebiedenregister).
To understand the details of a small takeover as a dispute, it is important to understand who the parties are and what motives they have. Only then can you work towards a successful completion, regardless of whether that means a settlement, successful procedure or a seamlessly completed transaction. That is why I like to be next to my clients as a pilot, preferably as early as possible. With my knowledge of disputes, I know where things can go wrong, while my transaction practice keeps me sharp to identify whether a transaction, agreement or (group) structure is solid.
