Aurion

NOT FOR PROFIT

Sarah Verschaeve is a highly respected partner at Aurion Law, renowned for her deep expertise in non-profit law, backed by over 15 years of experience. She advises a wide range of clients, including associations, international associations, foundations, and social enterprises, on all legal aspects of their operations.

Sarah is particularly noted for her extensive experience in guiding non-profit organizations through complex (cross-border) transactions and restructurings. Her practice covers mergers and demergers, contributions and transfers of branches of activity, (cross-border) seat transfers, collaborations, network structuring, and governance reforms. She also advises on incorporation, articles of association, internal regulations, delegations of powers, directors’ liability, good governance, volunteer engagement, donations, and dissolution and liquidation processes.

Clients value Sarah's ability to offer tailored, clear, and future-proof solutions. Her advisory work is often complemented by process management support, particularly in governance projects, where she collaborates closely with other experts.

Sarah is a frequent speaker at seminars and workshops and regularly publishes on topics related to non-profit law in leading legal journals. She also serves as a board member of a major welfare organization in Flanders, giving her valuable insights into the practical realities of the sector.

Recognised by The Legal 500 as a Leading Individual since 2024 and previously as a Next Generation Partner (2020–2023), Sarah is praised by clients for her attentiveness, precision, and outstanding client care. Testimonials highlight her as "an excellent adviser" with "the highest level of service" and a "truly exceptional" professional approach.

Before joining Aurion, Sarah was a partner at Curia and practiced at international law firms Linklaters and Baker McKenzie. She holds an LL.M. from the University of Chicago and graduated magna cum laude from KU Leuven and Université Catholique de Louvain.

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