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Nicolai Mallet

Partner Nicolai Mallet advises on general commercial law with main emphasis on commercial contracts, project management, M&A, company law and employment law. He is a member of a number of company boards and serves as strategic advisor for various Danish and German commercial undertakings and organisations. Since 2000, Nicolai has had special focus on development, sale and financing of wind turbine and solar energy projects within the EU. Nicolai is an experienced litigator having conducted a wide range of cases before the courts in all instances. He is among the most experienced appointed assistants in government-appointed commissions of inquiry (most recently the Instruction Commission, the Tibet Commission 2 and the Commission of Inquiry into SKAT). Nicolai also advises companies within professional sports. In connection to this, he has conducted various national and international arbitration proceedings. · HortenDahl

DenmarkCorporate / M&A, Commercial ContractsDanish, English, German

About

Partner advising on general commercial law with emphasis on commercial contracts, project management, M&A, company law and employment law. He advises and sits on company boards, acts as strategic advisor to Danish and German commercial undertakings, has specialised since 2000 in development, sale and financing of wind and solar projects in the EU, and is an experienced litigator and appointed assistant in government inquiries with national and international arbitration experience.

Practice areas

Corporate / M&ACommercial ContractsEmploymentEnergyLitigationArbitrationSports LawCorporate Governance

Office

Expertise

Wind & Solar EnergyProfessional SportsGovernment Inquiries / Commissions of InquiryDanish–German cross-border commercial matters

Education

  • LL.M., Christian Albrecht Universität zu Kiel (1992)
  • LL.M., Freie Universität Berlin (1992)
  • Master of Laws, University of Copenhagen (1985)

Admissions

  • Right of audience before the High Court (1988)
  • Right of audience before the Supreme Court (1999)

Languages

DanishEnglishGerman