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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 a partner in Hjort’s European and competition law department. Ludvigsen has many years of experience as an attorney specializing in public procurement, competition law, state aid, and basic EU / EEA law.

Within the practice area of public procurement, Ludgivsen has extensive experience assisting both contractors and suppliers regarding all aspects of procurement law. She has advised clients both in complaints / dispute cases (including against KOFA), as well as basic legal guidance.

Ludvigsen has considerable experience advising within the guidelines of competition, including experience with the establishment of various forms for cooperation, assessment of the legality of a company’s agreements and business conduct.

Ludvigsen also has special expertise in state aid and assists both the private and public sectors with assessments related to the application of the state aid regulations, as well as notifications to the EFTA Surveillance Authority (ESA).

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

Chambers Europe – Competition/Antitrust

Legal 500  – EU and competition, Public procurement

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