Lawyer
Insolvency law
Company law
Master of Laws, International and European Law: European Competition Law and Regulation, University of Amsterdam
Master of Laws, Private Law: Commercial Legal Practice,University of Amsterdam
Honours Bachelor of Laws, Law, University of Amsterdam
English
Dutch
Daniël is mainly active in the field of company and insolvency law.
During his studies, he immersed himself in various insolvency law issues such as recovery damages and directors’ liability. He is also closely involved in advising on WHOA proceedings.
Prior to his time at GMW, Daniel worked at a notary’s office, where he gained extensive experience with complex corporate structures.
The phenomenon of converting shares into depository receipts for shares will raise many questions for the average entrepreneur. In this blog you will read the basic principles and some advantages and disadvantages of trust office foundations (Stichting Administratiekantoor or STAK) under Dutch law.
The advantages, requirements and bottlenecks of the forced buyout of the last 5%, the minority shareholders.
A lender will almost always require security when providing loans. This not only includes collateral security, such as pledges and mortgage rights, but also personal security.
