Mr Jan Martin Fjellestad > Bull & Co Advokatfirma AS > Oslo, Norway > Lawyer Profile
Bull & Co Advokatfirma AS Offices
Universitetsgata 9
NO-0164 Oslo
PO Box 6604 St. Olavs plass
NO-0129 Oslo
Norway
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Mr Jan Martin Fjellestad
Work Department
Tax; Company law and transactions
Position
Jan Martin Fjellestad’s main expertise lies within taxation, company law, and transaction law. Throughout his many years of working within these specialties, Jan Martin has advised during several SMB market restructurings, including mergers and demergers, successions, and other transactions. Jan Martin focuses primarily on technology, construction, and retail. He has held several board positions in private companies and in foundations. Jan Martin has published several professional articles and co-authored books on taxation.
Jan Martin has many times been ranked as one of the top tax lawyers in the national Norwegian business newspaper Finansavisen’s annual peer review ratings.
Career
Partner, Bull, 2020–
Partner, Advokatfirmaet Ræder AS, 2006–2020
Partner, DLA Piper AS, 2000–2005
Senior attorney/partner, Sander Truyen & Co, 1997–1999
Attorney, KPMG Law, 1996–1997
Attorney, Deloitte Advokatfirma AS, 1991–1996
Deputy judge, Sarpsborg district court, 1990–1991
Associate, Sander Truyen & Co, 1989–1990
(Senior) Executive officer, Oslo tax office, 1987–1989
Executive officer, Directorate of Taxes, 1987
Education
Master of Laws (LL.M.), University of Oslo, 1986
Lawyer Rankings
Norway > Tax
Bull & Co Advokatfirma AS‘ practice ‘always delivers‘ and advises on tax issues in the construction, aquaculture, real estate, technology and energy sectors. Leading the practice, Einar Heiberg is a seasoned litigator who specialises in general corporate tax, tax controversies and transactional tax work. The group also includes ‘brilliant tax lawyer‘ Jan Martin Fjellestad, who focuses on transactional tax and general corporate tax mandates, and the ‘thorough, technical and commercial‘ Morten Fjermeros, who advises on general corporate taxes, tax controversies and indirect tax work, particularly in the energy and real estate sectors.