Dispute resolution at Norburg & Scherp Advokatbyrå AB.

Anina Liebkind is a partner at Norburg & Scherp, a dispute specialist firm in Stockholm. Anina has more than a decade of experience with dispute resolution and is a specialist in the energy, finance, insurance and technology & telecommunications industries. Anina's practice focuses on international arbitration and litigation. She has experience in international arbitration proceedings under ad hoc and institutional rules (including ICC, ICSID, SCC, FIA and UNCITRAL) governed by a multiplicity of procedural and substantive laws. She additionally regularly advises clients on the recognition, enforcement and setting aside of arbitral awards, and acts as counsel in such litigation proceedings before local courts. Anina is dual-qualified in both Sweden and Finland, and holds an LL.M. from the Geneva Center for International Dispute Settlement (CIDS). She is fluent in English, Finnish, French and Swedish. Before joining Norburg & Scherp, Anina was a senior associate at Baker & McKenzie, based in Stockholm and Zürich.  

Anina is recognized by Who’s Who Legal as a National Leader in Sweden and as a Global Future Leader in the field of arbitration. Anina frequently publishes and lectures on arbitration topics, including acting as a visiting lecturer for the Master of Laws in International Commercial Arbitration (ICAL) program at the University of Stockholm. She is also the co-chair of the IBA Arb 40 Subcommittee.

Norburg & Scherp Advokatbyrå, since 2021;Baker & McKenzie, Senior Associate, 2017–2021;Baker & McKenzie, Associate, 2014–2017;Lalive, Visiting Associate, 2013–2014;Merilampi Attorneys, Associate, 2009–2012;Citibank, Legal Counsel (secondment), 2010.

Member of the Swedish Bar Association;Member of the Finnish Bar Association;IBA Arb 40 Subcommittee, Co-Chair.

Master in International Dispute Settlement (MIDS LL.M.), 2012–2013, Graduate Institute of Geneva;Master of Laws, 2003–2009, University of Helsinki;Studies in International Commercial Law and EU Law, 2007–2008, Univeristé de Caen Normandie;French studies, 2006, Institut Catholique de Paris.