Mak Perendija
- Corporate law and Corporate Governance
- International Corporate Reorganizations
- Global Investment Funds
- Private equity
- Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A)
- Transactions
- Building and Construction
- Asset Finance (aircraft, vessels, wind turbines, etc.)
- Regulatory issues in the financial sector
- Insolvency and Restructuring
- Restructuring models
- International Insolvency Law
- Bankruptcy litigation
- Core insolvency areas
- Legal Assistance to Creditors and Mortgagees/Chargees
- International Trade, Regulatory and Government Affairs
- International trade, investment, regulation and compliance
- Construction Disputes
- Corporate and Regulatory Investigations
Mak Perendija has a broad practice in corporate law and specializes in advising on complex commercial contracts and distressed transactions.
He primarily advises construction companies, airlines, and investors on strategic decisions, corporate law matters, mergers and acquisitions, and the drafting of complex contracts. Furthermore, he has experience with group structures and restructurings, including the establishment of corporate structures.
In the aviation sector, Mak advises airlines and assists with all significant contractual matters related to operations, including aircraft leasing, wet leases, and associated financing and security structures.
In addition, he handles distressed companies, including bankruptcy and reorganization proceedings, avoidance actions, and directors’ and officers’ liability. Mak has particular experience with the insolvency proceedings of medium-sized companies on behalf of financial creditors, and he is regularly appointed as a trustee in companies undergoing bankruptcy proceedings, including within the construction industry.
Mak also regularly litigates in court and has experience handling complex disputes, including conflict resolution, litigation strategy, and actual trial representation.
Danske Insolvensadvokater (the association of Danish insolvency lawyers)
- Mak has been involved in handling a fraud case in which the Danish Tax Administration is the principal creditor, involving more than 150 disputes against foreign companies located in over 20 different jurisdictions. In this case, a large number of companies have been directly or indirectly involved in money laundering activities totaling more than DKK 150 million.
Attorney, DLA Piper Denmark, since 2024
Assistant Attorney, DLA Piper Denmark, 2021-2024