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Heddy Ludvigsen

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hl@hjort.no

+47 92 26 79 88

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Heddy Ludvigsen is partner in Hjort’s department for TMT, Energy and Industry.

Heddy Ludvigsen specializes in public procurement law. She assists contractors and private suppliers during all phases of the procurement process, including the complaint processing procedures. Her experience covers a broad spectrum of practice areas, such as construction, the technology sector, health and concession contracts.

Additionally, Ludvigsen has extensive experience within state aid, competition law and general EU/EEA law. Her combined expertise and experience within all aspects of EU/EEA law allows her to adapt her advice to our clients’ various needs and challenges. By using this insight, she provides strategic and practical advice that creates value for our clients.

 

Work experience
2010
Partner, Advokatfirmaet Hjort DA
2007
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2009
Senior attorney, Advokatfirmaet Hjort DA
2002
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2006
Attorney, Advokatfirmaet Hjort DA
2001
Advisor, Ministry of Petroleum and Energy
1998
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2000
Associate, Advokatfirmaet Hjort DA
Education
1998
Candidate in Jurisprudence, The University of Oslo
1996
European law, The University of Edinburgh, Scotland
Memberships

The Norwegian Bar Association

2009 – 2015  Norway’s representative in The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Commission on Competition

2008 – 2014 Deputy chairman of the board, NORDOX foundation

The public procurement team and the practice areas within EU/EEA and competition law at Hjort are highly recommended by the internationally recognized ranking agency, The Legal 500.

 

Chambers Europe – Competition/Antitrust

Legal 500  – EU and competition, Public procurement

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