Nick Kluge has been a lawyer at Oppenhoff since 2026. He studied law at the University of Cologne and the University of Edinburgh (LL.M.) and worked as a research assistant in public law/regulatory at an international commercial law firm. During his legal training, he already worked at Oppenhoff as well as at an international law firm in Copenhagen in the field of competition law.
Nick Kluge
LL.M.
Public Law / RegulatoryAußenwirtschaftsrechtPublic Procurement Law
Experience
Nick Kluge advises and represents national and international clients on all questions of public law and regulatory matters, including foreign trade law and public procurement law. His work includes, in particular, providing legal support during administrative proceedings and administrative court proceedings.
Education
Nick Kluge
LL.M.
AssociateRechtsanwaltLL.M.
Languages
German, English
T +49 221 2091-316
M +49 151 67994-528
Aerospace and Defence01.07.2026 Newsletter
Updated BMWE information sheet on the classification of loitering munitions and drones as weapons of war
The Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE), in conjunction with the Federal Ministry of Defence (BMVg), has updated the guidance note on the classification of loitering munitions and drones as weapons of war. The new version, dated 25 June 2026, replaces the previous version published on 1 December 2025. The revision is intended to address the difficulties in drawing clear distinctions that have arisen in practice.
Außenwirtschaftsrecht / Compliance & Internal Investigations28.04.2026 Newsletter
EU Adopts 20th Sanctions Package Against Russia
On April 23, 2026, the EU adopted the 20th sanctions package against Russia. The package includes 120 new listings of individuals and companies and tightens the sanctions regime in several areas of particular practical relevance. In addition to the energy and shipping sectors, the focus is also on cryptocurrencies and the "anti-circumvention tool." At the same time, the Council laid the legal groundwork for a future ban on maritime services for Russian oil. Below, we provide an overview of the key changes.