fredrika-skoog

Fredrika Skoog

DELÄGARE

Fredrika Skoog har specialistkompetens inom det arbetsrättsliga området. Fredrika arbetar främst med arbetsrättsliga frågor i samband med omorganisationer, in- och outsourcing, fackliga förhandlingar, pensions- och bonusprogram, skydd av know-how och affärshemligheter. Fredrika är en erfaren talare inom det arbetsrättsliga området.

Erfarenhet

  • Ramberg Advokater, Advokat/Partner, 2016-
  • Hamilton, Partner, 2010-2016
  • Roschier, Senior Associate, 2005–2010
  • Vinge, Associate, 1999–2005

Fredrika är medlem av Sveriges advokatsamfund sedan 2004.

Telefon: +46 76 840 91 12
E-mail: fredrika.skoog@ramberglaw.se
Verksamhetsområden: Arbetsrätt

Utbildning: Jur kand. Uppsala Universitet, 1999
Språk: Svenska, Engelska

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