Pieter Verloop

Netherlands

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Pieter Verloop is an attorney-at-law in Clairfort’s Company Law and M&A team. He joined the firm to strengthen the corporate law and M&A practice alongside Jan de Wrede. He advises on company law and transactional matters.

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