Nicholas Lauridsen focuses his practice on litigation and pro bono work. He began his Hogan Lovells career as a summer associate in 2019.

Before law school, Nicholas worked for a number of years in the publishing industry as an editor of news articles and print books, as well as operating a cultural nonprofit organization in Los Angeles. While in law school, Nicholas advocated for indigent clients in the University of Virginia's criminal defense clinic, providing representation for the local Charlottesville community. In parallel with his legal studies, he earned a Masters in English, further developing his research and writing skills.

As a summer associate at Hogan Lovells, he assisted with an appeal to greatly improve a wounded veteran's medical care, which recently met with success before an appeals board. He is passionate about pro bono work, especially in the areas of immigration and refugee law and the environment.