OUR TEAM
NOMINCHIMEG ODSUREN
FOUNDING PARTNER
Nominchimeg Odsuren is a founding partner of Nomin & Advocates LLP. Her practice area includes regulatory and general corporate and commercial law with a specific focus on energy and infrastructure projects. Nominchimeg has extensive experience advising both foreign and Mongolian entities in relation to large scale infrastructure, construction and energy and mining projects, including their regulatory aspects.
BATBAYAR DASH
PARTNER
Batbayar Dash is an experienced litigator with more than 15 years of practice. Batbayar specializes in complex disputes and represents clients in civil, administrative and criminal proceedings in all three levels of courts. He has a wide reaching background and represented diverse clients in high profile cases. Batbayar is qualified to practice law in Mongolia and is a member of the Mongolian Advocates Association.
 MUNKHSOYOMBO NYAMSUREN
SENIOR ASSOCIATE
Munkhsoyombo Nyamsuren is a senior associate of the firm. His responsibilities include preparing legal memorandums addressing various aspects of the law, advising and drafting wide ranges of agreements for corporate clients, and the preparation of detailed due diligence reports on target companies, lenders and project companies. Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Munkhsoyombo served as an corporate attorney at domestic industrial company and associate lawyer of a major Mongolian law firms.
GAL-ARIUN BAYARAA
ASSOCIATE
Gal-Ariun Bayaraa is an associate with Nomin & Advocates LLP. He specializes in general commercial law with specific focus on securities, banking and insurance regulations.
AMARBAT BATZUL
ASSOCIATE
Amarbat Batzul is an associate with the firm. He regularly advises and assists clients in conducting legal due diligence on Mongolian target companies. Amarbat speaks English and German.
TSEVELMAA BATNASAN
LAW CLERK
Tsevelmaa Batnasan is a trainee/paralegal with Nomin & Advocates LLP. During her studies at the Japanese Law Centre of the National University of Mongolia’s School of Law, she was an exchange student at Kyoto University. Tsevelmaa is fluent in Japanese and often assists Japan funded projects.
