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Attorney-at-law | Real Estate

David van Groen

T: +31 70 376 07 16
M: +31 6 15 43 58 09
E: david.vangroen@barentskrans.nl
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David is an attorney at law at BarentsKrans in the Finance team. He assists clients with domestic and cross-border finance transactions and (financial) restructurings. David counsels a broad range of clients, from financial institutions, alternative lenders and other investors to multinationals, corporates, start-ups and scale-ups.

David has a master’s degree in corporate law from the Leiden University, the Netherlands. During his studies, he worked at various firms and organizations, including the company law department of Leiden University.

Working experience

PROOF Adviseurs, internship (2020)
Leiden University, student-assistant Company Law (2019-2020)
Kennedy Van der Laan, legal assistent Corporate (2018-2019)

Education

Universiteit Leiden, Master Corporate Law (2019-2020)
Universiteit Leiden, Bachelor in Law (including Honours College Law, 2015-2019)

Recently from this specialist

March 16, 2022

Financing of hydrogen projects: the lay of the land in the Netherlands

In light of the ESG wave and the emission reduction targets set by governments throughout the world, hydrogen, in particular “green” hydrogen (being hydrogen produced using renewable energy sources), has become increasingly popular. With its clean-burning quality and its various applications in multiple industry sectors, green hydrogen could play a vital role in the global

September 15, 2021

BarentsKrans advised North Wall Capital on the acquisition growth financing of Dwarfs

BarentsKrans assisted the European special situations investor North Wall Capital in providing a loan facility in the amount of EUR 30 million to Dwarfs. Dwarfs will use this financing for its buy-and-build strategy with respect to e-commerce brands. As the first e-commerce scale-up in the Netherlands, Dwarfs focuses on acquiring and consolidating e-commerce brands that

July 16, 2021

The Citi/Revlon judgements and erroneous payment language: the implications under Dutch law

In response to the Citi/Revlon judgements regarding the so-called “900 million dollar mistake” (as further explained below), the Loan Market Association (the LMA) and the Loan Syndication and Trading Association (the LSTA) have each published erroneous payment language to be included in their respective formats of credit agreements to protect administrative agents against erroneous payments

February 1, 2021

Commercial Litigation Corporate Litigation Finance Restructuring and insolvency

The first court rulings on the new Dutch Restructuring Act

Since 1 January 2021, a formal Dutch pre-insolvency arrangement is made available with the implementation of the Act on Court Confirmation of Extrajudicial Restructuring Plans (in Dutch: Wet Homologatie onderhands akkoord ter voorkoming van faillissement, “WHOA”), also known as the Dutch Scheme. It provides a restructuring tool to prevent insolvency of (partly) viable companies or