Being a lawyer requires an eye for detail. But it also requires an ability to see the conflict in its context. In my job I couple the technically complex with common sense and the goal is to make everyone see the logic behind my reasoning. That is how I make a difference as a lawyer at Norrbom Vinding.

I advise on all aspects of labour and employment law, but my areas of special interest are:

• Discrimination – including advising on how to avoid discrimation claims, implement policies and handle any claims 
• All types of incentives
• Industrial relations – including collective bargaining and dispute resolution
• Health and safety at work

I recently …

• headed an important collective bargaining process for a major airline after intense day-and-night negotiations in the Danish State Conciliation Board for Labour Disputes
• advised a number of clients in the manufacturing and financial sectors on bonus and incentives
• advised a variety of corporate clients on how to handle the rules governing age and disability discrimination
• conducted several cases, including about collective agreements and discrimination
• assisted a major Danish media organisation with implementing structural changes and large-scale redundancies

Qualifications and experience:

• Ius Laboris, Co-Chair of International Practice Group on Discrimination
• The Danish Association of Employment Lawyers, Vice-Chair
• Teaching activities in various contexts, including for the Danish Lawyers’ Association and the Danish Centre for Legal Training (JUC)
• Co-author of the Annotated Anti-Discrimination Act (in Danish), 2008
• Co-author of the 3rd edition of a Danish book on non-competition and non-solicitation clauses, 2006
• Right of audience in the Supreme Court, 2005
• Norrbom Vinding, Associate, 1998, and Partner, 2003
• Denver University, LLM, 1999
• Bech-Bruun & Trolle, Junior Associate and Associate, 1992-1998

Privately …

… I am devoted to my family and, above all, Christoffer, Theodor and Niels, my two sons and husband. We often strap on our hiking boots or skis and head off into the Norwegian wilderness.