Nils Schulze-Brüggemann | Taylor Wessing

Frankfurt Germany

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Nils Schulze-Brüggemann specializes in contract law, competition law and compliance. He advises companies on all aspects of IT and technology contracts, in particular in the area of software and platform development, as well as on complex projects involving compliance with external personnel and ESG issues.

Another focus of his work is competition and advertising law, where he particularly supports companies in the legally compliant design of Green Claims. He assists clients with compliance audits and projects, helping them to implement legal requirements strategically and practically.

Before joining Taylor Wessing, he worked as Head of Legal for a leading streetwear and sneaker retail chain, where he was responsible for advising on trademark, competition and copyright law issues, as well as on distribution and commercial law topics with a particular focus on license and marketing agreements.

CV

Since 2024 Senior Associate, Taylor Wessing

2021 - 2024 Associate, Taylor Wessing

2021 Head of Legal of a retail chain for Streetwear and Sneakers

Career

Since 2024 Senior Associate, Taylor Wessing

2021 - 2024 Associate, Taylor Wessing

2021 Head of Legal of a retail chain for Streetwear and Sneakers

Education

2020 Second State Examination, Frankfurt am Main

2018 – 2020 Legal Traineeship, Higher Regional Court Frankfurt am Main

2012 – 2017 Legal Studies at EBS Law School and Goethe University Frankfurt am Main

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Automotive & mobility

Navigating the Future of Green Claims: What must Automotive Manufacturers and Suppliers consider? (Part 2) | TWheel

17 March 2025

by Nils Schulze-Brüggemann

Automotive & mobility

Navigating the Future of Green Claims: What do Automotive Manufacturers and Suppliers need to know ? (Part 1) | TWheel

17 March 2025

Briefing

by Nils Schulze-Brüggemann

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German Supply Chain Act

Practice guide risk management and product requirements

13 November 2024

In-depth analysis

by multiple authors

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