• Assessing and managing appeal and principal cases in Danish courts
• Preparing pleadings and legal arguments in court
• Representing the company in court (oral hearings in person)
• Reporting regularly on legal trends, judgments, and ongoing appeals to the Head of Litigation
• Contributing to litigation strategy, case selection, and legal positioning
• Sharing legal insight and best practices with colleagues across the Nordic litigation teams, including assessing lost cases and performing quality control with your colleagues
• Supporting the continuous improvement of our legal workflows and tools

• A law degree or equivalent
• Previous litigation experience is not required, but a genuine interest in litigation and court work is essential
• Strong analytical and written skills, and emotional intelligence
• Speaks and writes Danish at a native or near-native professional level
• Speaks and writes English, as our company language is English
• Confidence in handling legal matters independently and responsibly
• Ability to translate legal issues into clear, concise arguments
• Not afraid to explore new technologies.
• Prefer freedom under responsibility.
• Is interested in work life balance.
• Wants to grow and have fun.
• Has a can-do attitude, which is motivating for colleagues and air passengers.
• and doesn’t mind that we may be a little wacky at times.

• A role with real legal responsibility - and the opportunity to shape case law
• Regular court appearances and work with high-impact litigation
• A close-knit and supportive team
• A flexible workplace - join us in our Copenhagen office, work from home up to two times per week, or work remotely up to 25 days per year
• A stable and meaningful job where your work directly helps people

 
The litigation department currently consists of 23 colleagues, who work full-time or
part-time and who come from legal and non-legal backgrounds.

We are based in Copenhagen, but we are a Nordic and international workplace with colleagues from all over who speak English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Polish, Russian, Serbian, German, Spanish, French, and many more languages. Our company language is English and through our parent company, Flightright, we have colleagues located in Berlin, Budapest, Egypt, Kyiv, and many more places. Are you taking a long weekend in Berlin, then feel free to work from the office in Berlin.

How to apply
If you're ready to take on responsibility and make a real legal impact, we’d love to hear from you. Send your CV and short cover letter, including your salary expectations, to Marie Hoffmann at hr@flyhjaelp.dk, or apply via the form on our website.

We look forward to hearing from you.