
About
Provided by Van Doorne
Our clients turn to our Corporate team to help them navigate through the changing global business environment with pragmatic commercial advice on the full range of their corporate affairs.
Rapidly changing industries
Globalization, technology, innovation and disruption in combination result in rapidly changing industries as well as laws and regulations. This requires companies to constantly review their strategies and business and operating models. Our corporate team acts for domestic and foreign large and mid-cap companies, investors, (investment) banks on, for instance, mergers & acquisitions, joint ventures and strategic partnerships, private equity, venture capital and growth capital and corporate governance.
Industry focus
We bring a particularly strong focus on the sectors of Healthcare & Life Sciences, Financial Institutions, Technology, Media & Telecom (TMT), Real Estate & Construction, and Consumer goods, Retail, Food & Beverages.
Chambers Review
Van Doorne offers a broad-ranging corporate practice, assisting mid-cap Dutch and international clients with acquisitions, divestments and share capital transactions. The law firm also advises clients on funding rounds and joint venture agreements. The team often acts on transactions in the food and beverage and retail sectors.
Work Highlights
- Van Doorne advised Cigna Corporation on the sale of its life, accident and supplemental benefits business to Chubb.
Strengths
Provided by Chambers
"The firm was very knowledgeable, responsive and communicated well."
"The team operates highly effectively."
"The firm was very knowledgeable, responsive and communicated well."
"The team operates highly effectively."
Notable Practitioners

Onno Boerstra advises Dutch companies on takeovers and divestments.

Hugo Reumkens advises clients on divestments and acquisitions, often involving the healthcare or energy sectors.
"He is an extremely experienced and sophisticated practitioner, and as a person he is down to earth, which makes him pleasant to work with."