Göran Lambertz

• DER Juridik AB, Senior Counsel, 2023 –
• The Supreme Court, Justice, 2009 – 2017
• Chancellor of Justice, Chancellor of Justice, 2001 – 2009
• Ministry of Justice, Director General for Legal Affairs, 1997 – 2001
• Ministry of Justice, Director Business Law and Family Law, 1994 – 1997
• Ministry of Justice, Legislative counsellor and later Deputy Director, Business Law and Family Law, 1994 – 1989
• Svea Court of Appeal, Assistant judge, appointed associate judge April 1989, 1988 – 1989
• Uppsala District Court, Assistant judge, 1987 – 1988
• Ministry of Justice, Secretary of two different legislative committees, 1982 – 1987
• Uppsala University, University lecturer, Law faculty, 1980 – 1982
• Svea Court of Appeal, Stockholm, Judge´s training, appointed assistant judge March 1980, 1979 – 1980
• Uppsala District Court, Law clerk, 1976 – 1978

• Cand. Phil., Uppsala University, 1978
• LL.M., Uppsala University, 1976

• Swedish
• English

Author or co-author of five books in Swedish (titles translated):

• Consumer credits, Commentary, 1992
• Quickologi, 2015
• The book about our family, 2018
• The book about Elsvig and Lasse Lamberthz, 2020
• When truth is not enough, 2021

Columnist in Upsala Nya Tidning (daily newspaper), 6-8 columns a year, 5 years

Author of various publications, mostly essays and articles in law books and journals, particularly in the fields of Insolvency Law, Contract Law, Consumer Law, Family Law, Tort Law, Freedom of Expression Law, Human Rights, and general matters concerning the legal system.

• Chairman of a parliamentary committee on Freedom of Expression 2009 – 2012
• Chairman of a committee on Forced marriages and Child marriages 2010 – 2012
• Chairman of the Disciplinary Board for auditors and accountants
• Chairman of the National Appeals Board on licensing in football
• Member of the Board of Prince Eugen´s Waldemarsudde Art Museum
• Member of the Ethics Council, Karolinska Institute
• Member of the Board of Swedish Journal of Law (Svensk Juristtidning)

• Participation (1992 – 2003) in International legislative work within the United Nations, Hague Conference for Private International Law, Council of Europe, Nordic Council of Ministers and European Union
• Arbitrator in various civil disputes up until 1997