Throughout his career, he has gained extensive experience in technology-related legal matters, with a particular focus on intellectual property. Nicholas has been involved in several high-profile cases that intersect technology and intellectual property. He successfully completed his first trial case before the Supreme Court, which dealt with the assessment of compensation for trademark infringement. His deep understanding of intellectual property, technology law, and commercial corporate law enables him to meet clients’ expectations and needs in an increasingly competitive legal market.

Nicholas holds a Master of Laws from the University of Oslo, as well as an LL.M and S.J.D. from the United States, where he wrote about the international enforcement of intellectual property rights.

He is ranked in Chambers and as a Rising Star in Legal 500, where clients describe him as ‘extremely commercial,’ ‘efficient,’ and providing ‘pragmatic advice.’ Nicholas is also ranked as a promising talent for the third consecutive year in Finansavisen’s lawyer survey.