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Dan Van Fleet represents borrowers and lenders as well as venture capital and private equity firms with respect to debt financings, with a focus on the technology and life sciences industries.
Dan draws on experience representing clients on all sides of debt financing transactions to deliver insightful counsel to borrowers, sponsors, and financial institutions. He has advised on billions of dollars’ worth of debt transactions, including:
Dan has served on the firm’s Training and Career Enhancement Committee and has received recognition from the firm as a best supervisor and a top supporter of recruiting and knowledge management efforts. He is an ally member of the firm’s Hispanic/Latin American Lawyers Group and sits on the firm’s Latin America Practice Leadership Team.
In law school, he was an editor on the Duke Law Journal and Duke Law & Technology Review.
He is a member of the Stanford and Duke Law alumni networks. Dan serves on Stanford’s Bing Overseas Study Program Advisory Council and the Duke Law Alumni Association Board of Directors.
Dan has advised on a variety of debt transactions in the technology industry, including those involving digital assets, cryptocurrency, Web3, cloud services, artificial intelligence (AI), and agtech, including:
Dan has advised on a variety of debt transactions in the healthcare and life sciences industries, including those involving medical device manufacturers, and pharmaceutical and biotech companies, including:
Dan regularly represents venture capital. private equity and other private capital firms in connection with private and public investments, acquisitions, and divestitures, including:
Firm honored by Law360 for advising startups, financial institutions, VCs, digital asset and Web3 participants, and corporations on their most innovative and complex transactions, investigations, litigation, and regulatory matters.