Norton Rose Fulbright LLP

Norton Rose Fulbright LLP is a globally recognized law firm registered with the EU Transparency Register since September 21, 2016, operating under registration number 512149323507-33. As one of the world’s largest law firms, Norton Rose Fulbright offers services in select areas such as corporate law, finance, dispute resolution, and regulatory matters, strategically advising clients on navigating complex EU legal and regulatory environments.

The firm’s goal within the EU is to represent a broad spectrum of stakeholders, including multinational corporations and sectoral industry associations, in their interactions with EU institutions. Norton Rose Fulbright’s lobbying activities focus primarily on shaping policy and legislation in sectors like financial services, energy, transport, infrastructure, technology, and life sciences. Engaging in advocacy efforts, public consultations, and direct dialogues with policymakers, Norton Rose Fulbright shares industry perspectives, identifies legal impacts, and recommends policy frameworks that underpin competitive and sustainable markets.

A distinctive feature of Norton Rose Fulbright is its multidisciplinary approach and emphasis on compliance and transparency. The firm adheres strictly to the code of conduct set forth by the EU Transparency Register, committing to integrity and openness in all advocacy activities . Drawing on a worldwide network, the Brussels office serves as the headquarters of its EU-related lobbying practice and is supported by legal professionals from other European capitals.

Over the years, Norton Rose Fulbright has provided expertise during several key regulatory changes and initiatives, such as the EU’s anti-money laundering regime, pay transparency directives, corporate governance reforms, and sector-specific standards like data protection and climate-related reporting. Their team routinely participates in consultations, panels, and specialized working groups convened by EU institutions and collaborates with peers through associations and public-private networks.

Through consistent interaction with EU policymakers, Norton Rose Fulbright aims to facilitate balanced and pragmatic policymaking, ensuring the regulatory landscape supports both investment and responsible business conduct. The firm’s transparency, expertise, and collaborative ethos make it a prominent player in Brussels lobbying circles

Field	Details
Registered Name	Norton Rose Fulbright LLP
EU Register Number	512149323507-33
Date of Registration	21 September 2016
Head Office	Belgium (Brussels)
Registration Type	Law Firm / Interest Representative

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Legal Services
Financial Services
Energy and Natural Resources
Technology and Digital
Infrastructure and Transport
Life Sciences and Healthcare
Corporate Governance & Compliance

Norton Rose Fulbright LLP networks with a range of entities, including:

European business associations relevant to its client base (e.g., sectoral industry groups in energy, banking, and technology)
Legal and compliance professional bodies
Regulatory and compliance forums
Multi-national companies and private sector stakeholders
Public authorities and representative civil society organizations

Detailed, itemized lists of specific affiliated organizations are not publicly disclosed by the Transparency Register; networking is typically with EU institutions and recognized professional alliances.

The EU Transparency Register provides aggregated lobbying expenditure data. For Norton Rose Fulbright LLP, typical annual lobbying expenses since registration (rounded ranges as reported):

Year	Lobbying Expenditure (EUR)
2017	100,000 – 200,000
2018	100,000 – 200,000
2019	100,000 – 200,000
2020	100,000 – 200,000
2021	100,000 – 200,000
2022	100,000 – 200,000
2023	100,000 – 200,000
2024	100,000 – 200,000
2025	100,000 – 200,000

The total estimated lobbying costs from 2016 to 2025 can be approximated between €900,000 and €1,800,000

Norton Rose Fulbright LLP interacts with key EU bodies, including:

European Commission (various Directorates-General)
European Parliament
Council of the European Union
Specialized EU agencies on finance, digital, and energy policy

Participation is mainly through public consultations, hearings, and stakeholder groups relevant to proposed regulation and directive development

Registered meetings are recorded in official EU institutional diaries, but comprehensive, itemized details (subject, participants, and outcomes) are only partially available on public registers. Typical activities include:

Attendance at public consultations organized by the European Commission
Participation in expert panels and stakeholder workshops
Direct meetings with relevant MEPs and Commission officials regarding legislative dossiers in legal, finance, and technology areas

Any detailed listing of all meetings is not fully disclosed for specific firms due to the summary nature of public records.