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Christiaan van der Meer Candidate civil law notary - Senior Corporate law

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About Christiaan van der Meer

Biography

Christiaan van der Meer is a senior candidate civil-law notary and specialises in (cross-border) legal mergers and split-offs, acquisitions, company (re)structuring, as well as company financing. 

He has a special focus on the renewable energy sector, primarily with respect to solar panel projects.

Position(s)

2023 Candidate civil law notary - Senior, Dirkzwager
International, Companies Energy law, Financing and security, Mergers and acquisitions, Business law and company law Notarial Law, Radboud University Nijmegen (2016) Tax Law, Radboud University Nijmegen (2016) Dirkzwager - Velperpoort
Velperweg 1
6824 BZ Arnhem
2016 Candidate civil law notary, Dirkzwager

Education

2017 2020 Postgraduate Continuing University Education (Beroepsopleiding Notariaat), Cum Laude
2014 2016 Tax Law, Radboud University Nijmegen
2011 2016 Notarial Law, Radboud University Nijmegen

Languages

Dutch, English

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Restructuring within Europe made easier: EU Mobility Directive comes into effect from 1 September 2023

On 1 September 2023, the EU Mobility Directive will be implemented by means of the adopted legislative proposal. The EU Mobility Directive creates one European framework for cross-border legal mergers, divisions and conversions ("cross-border operation"). Under current law, such cross-border operations are possible, but only a cross-border legal merger is laid down in Book 2 of the Dutch Civil Code. Cross-border divisions and conversions derive their legal force from European legislation and case law.