Senior Assistant – M&A Practice
This concerns the role of assistant to Lennard Keijzer, head of the private equity practice, working within our M&A practice.
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Are you a third-year bachelor or master's student of law or corporate law and do you want to gain practical experience? Then an internship at De Brauw is what you are looking for. During a student internship, you will participate full-time or part-time for two months in our Mergers & Acquisitions and Capital Markets (MACM) practice.
An internship is a good way to get to know our office and the MACM practice . As an intern, you participate directly: you perform legal research, draft memos, and, for example, join case law lunches.
You will share an office with our lawyers, so you can always go to them with questions and learn a lot in daily practice. With personal guidance, direct feedback, and regular contact with senior lawyers and partners, you will learn the profession quickly and thoroughly.
Our MACM practice combines Mergers & Acquisitions and Capital Markets. We advise corporate entities and financial institutions on acquisitions, initial public offerings (IPOs), private equity, acquisition financing, and divestments. The MACM group works closely with other practice groups to provide advice on all aspects of transactions, including corporate, contract, employment, competition, financial, and securities law. This multidisciplinary approach is often accompanied by international aspects.
Step 1: You send a cover letter, CV, transcript, and optionally your thesis and/or internship evaluation.
Step 2: You will come by for an interview with a recruiter and a lawyer from the practice. Prior to this, you will complete a personality questionnaire online.
Step 3: You will receive an offer in the event of a positive outcome.
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