I began my professional career as a legal affairs consultant and procurator in one of Ljubljana's smaller sized publishing houses, but soon succumbed to the challenge of working in the judiciary.

From 2004 to 2006 I worked as a judicial trainee at the High Court of Ljubljana and was immediately upon passing the bar exam employed by the Supreme Court of the Republic of Slovenia as a senior judicial adviser. Over the course of five years I spent at the Civil Law Department of the highest judicial authority in Slovenia I was involved in preparing numerous Supreme court decisions and some judicial opinions. Needless to say, working hand in hand with some of the most renowned judicial experts truly enriched my legal expertise and experience.

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At the beginning of 2013 I decided to leave the judiciary and move to attorneyship. I immediately took over as the Lead of the Intellectual property and Labor law departments at one of the largest international law firms practicing in Slovenia and had an important influence on the performance of its commercial-oriented litigation department as well. After three and a half years of serving both domestic and foreign clients I joined efforts with my former colleague in a boutique law firm. But the call of what I regard as the essence of attorneyship prevented me from staying there. On 1 January 2018 I opened a traditional law office in the very heart of Ljubljana, at Mala ulica 5.

In addition to the work at the law office, from 2016 onwards I serve as the President of the Republic of Slovenia Copyright Board. the Copyright Board is a professional, independent and impartial authority dealing with settling of disputes concerning collective management of copyright and related rights. The Copyright Board decides on appropriate tariffs for the use of authors’ works, as well as on other issues relating to conclusion and lawfulness of agreements concluded between copyright collecting societies and representative organizations of users of authors’ works, whenever the relevant actors cannot come to an agreement.