Jennifer Hillert

Lawyer, specialist lawyer for labour law

Jennifer Hillert is a lawyer specialising in labour law and works for Lüders Rechtsanwälte PartGmbB.

With over ten years of professional experience, she advises and represents medium-sized companies, their owners, management and executives in all labour law issues and problems. Her expertise covers both individual and collective labour law. Ms Hillert is also a speaker at interdisciplinary client events.

Before joining LW-P Lüders Warneboldt, she worked for several years as a labour lawyer for medium-sized law firms in Hanover and as a lawyer in the Human Resources (HR) department of an international company.

Focus areas

Advising national and international companies on all issues of individual and collective labour law
Advice and support in the context of M&A transactions
Insolvency labour law
Contract review and drafting
Advice on and development of labour law restructurings (e.g. (partial) plant closures, mass redundancies, transfer of undertakings)
Human resources (e.g. structuring remuneration models)
Issues relating to (external) managing director employment contracts
Litigation (e.g. representation in unfair dismissal proceedings)

CV

2003-2008 Studied law at the Leibniz University of Hanover
2008 First state examination in law
2009-2011 Legal clerkship at the Regional Court of Braunschweig, including a period at the German University of Administrative Sciences in Speyer
2011 Second state examination in law
2011-2012 Lawyer in the HR department of an international company
2012-2023 Lawyer in medium-sized law firms in Hanover
Specialist lawyer for labour law since 2015
Certified company data protection officer (TÜV) since 2018
since 2023 Lawyer at LW-P Lüders Warneboldt

Publications

Specialist article in contract law “Zur Wirksamkeit von Preisanpassungsklauseln in Energielieferverträgen” (published in vdw-Magazin – Verband der Wohungs- und Immobilienwirtschaft Niedersachsen und Bremen e.V.), 09/2014
Written radio interview NDR 2 “Employees have no right to go on climate strike”, 09/2019
Radio interview Antenne Niedersachsen “Coronavirus and labour law”, 02/2020

"A sound understanding of labour law is essential to avoid legal pitfalls from the outset; it helps employers to foster trusting working relationships and create a positive corporate culture."

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