Tore Lerheim

• Partner | lawyer (Admitted to the Norwegian Supreme Court)
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Tore Lerheim joined Homble Olsby as partner the 1st of September 2014. He came from the position as lawyer at Tekna (The Norwegian Society of Graduate Technical and Scientific Professionals).

Lerheim primarily works with employment law, pension law and litigation, and he is admitted to the Norwegian Supreme Court. He also works with cases regarding contract law and private international law. He has assisted employees at all levels in all sectors, and acted as counsel for a broad range of companies. In Tekna, he also assisted members in matters regarding collective labor law issues and the employees' right to representation at the board of directors. He frequently holds lectures and seminars, and is also a sensor and teaching supervisor for law students.

Lerheim is a member of The Norwegian Bar Association, The Norwegian Society of Labor Law and The Pension Forum.

Practice

• Lawyer / partner at Homble Olsby law firm 2014 –
• Admitted to the Norwegian Supreme Court - 2009
• Lawyer at Tekna (The Norwegian Society of Graduate Technical and Scientific
• Professionals) - 2007-2014
• Lawyer/associate at Wikborg Rein - 1999-2007
• Serving Lawyer, Judge Attorney General, 1998-1999
• Research assistant, Department of Private Law, University of Oslo - 1995-1996

Education

• Cand. jur., University of Oslo, 1998

Publications

• Summary of Norwegian Employment law in American Bar Associations's treatise "International Labor and Employment Laws", 2007
• "Corporate Governance and Directors’ Duties 2005" (Norway), (together with Arne Didrik Kjørnes), Global Counsel Handbooks, 2005
• ”The football trainer's contract – a guidance when entering into contracts and interpretation of Norwegian fotball's standard contract for fotball trainers” (in Norwegian only) (together with Marius M. Gisvold), 2004
• “Consumer contract concluded abroad - priate international legal issues" (student thesis) (in Norwegian only), 1998, IUSEF no. 49