Stefan van der Horst
Content expert
If you speak with Attorney-at-law Stefan van der Horst, you will notice immediately: he has knowledge and expertise. With more than twenty-four years of experience in the legal profession and his passion for the substantive side of the profession, it could not be otherwise.
Stefan specializes in mergers and acquisitions and contract law, with a particular focus on agency, distribution, franchise, licensing and assignment agreements. He is also an expert in ICT law, including privacy and intellectual property matters, and acts as a trustee. Stefan is also versed in international and European law, which is essential for cross-border business disputes.
Understanding business
Through his experience, Stefan knows the ins and outs of business. He approaches issues not only from a legal perspective, but is also a partner with whom you can spar. Someone who understands entrepreneurship and your way of doing business and converts this knowledge into valuable legal and strategic advice. “You have to be legally well versed and know the client, his market and the pitfalls, to draw up agreements that seamlessly meet the client’s needs.
In addition, his receivership provides valuable insights. Stefan can see in advance where the financial threat is and takes that into account in his advice to companies in dire financial straits as well as when drafting and reviewing contracts.
Is legal counsel for office colleagues.
Likes to have international issues on his plate.
Solving legal puzzles
Ask any person in the workplace and the defense is the same: Stefan is extremely passionate about the Substance of his profession. He is analytical, tackles things thoroughly and loves the legal jigsaw puzzle. “By getting to the bottom of problems accurately first, you arrive at solutions that really make a difference.”
Register of Jurisdictions:
Stefan van der Horst has registered the following main areas of law in the Register of Jurisdictions of the Netherlands Bar Association: Intellectual Property Law and Business Law. Pursuant to this registration, he is required to obtain ten training points in each registered main area of law each calendar year according to the standards of the Netherlands Bar Association.