Candida Gräfin von Hardenberg
professional – competent
Apelter Weg 7
40667 Meerbusch, Germany
Candida Gräfin von Hardenberg | attorney at law, LL.M. (USA) | certified mediator (USA)
Career
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Off-Councel at WR Legal, Düsseldorf
since 2021
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Off-Councel at CLP, Düsseldorf
since 2019
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Working as independent attorney at law („vonHardenberg-legal"), Düsseldorf / Stuttgart
since 2012
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Teaching assignment at Pontificia Universidat Católica de Chile, in Santiago de Chile, regarding negotiation and mediation in the English language
2007–2008
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Teaching assignment at Universität Adolfo Ibañez, in Santiago de Chile, regarding negotiation and mediation in the English language
2007–2008
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Attorney at law with Lovells (now Hogan) in Duesseldorf, Germany Focus on contract drafting, patent-, trademark and employee invention law, in particular in the context of M&A, licensing, joint ventures and cooperation as well as service agreements.
2002–2011
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Foreign associate in the international law firm Kirkland & Ellis, Chicago, USA focusing on intellectual property and non-litigious matters, i.e. negotiation and contract drafting with respect to M&A, licensing and joint ventures
2000–2001
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Part-time assignment as mediator for the Centre of Conflict Resolution at the Civil Court, Chicago, USA (in charge of all court mediations in the Chicago area)
2000–2001
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Working as attorney at law in Germany
Seit 2002
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Part-time legal clerk with the international law firm Pünder Volhard Weber & Axster in Düsseldorf and Berlin (merged with Clifford Chance)
1996–1998
Education
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Studies of law at University of Heidelberg und at Humboldt University Berlin
1991–1996
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Second part of legal education („Referendarausbildung") in Duesseldorf and Berlin (final exam, top 20%)
1996–1998
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LL.M. at Northwestern University, Chicago, USA, School of Law and Kellogg School of Management with relevant course work in intellectual property, M&A, negotiation und mediation (GPA: 4.0 (A), Honors: top 5%)
1999–2000
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Education to become certified mediator with the Center for Conflict Resolution, Chicago, USA
1999–2000