Hanne Jensen

Hanne represents plaintiffs in cutting-edge class actions and mass torts that involve novel issues in consumer protection and privacy.

Hanne has litigated high-profile complex cases, primarily against technology companies who have wrongfully profited from consumers’ personal information or have injured consumers through unsafe product design. Her briefing has successfully defeated multiple motions to dismiss, including on highly contested areas of law involving the First Amendment and Section 230, and achieved class certification in a lawsuit defending the right for Californians to control how their information is used. Hanne is also an experienced oral advocate, and has successfully argued matters before multiple federal courts.

Hanne is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law. While in law school, she externed for the Federal Trade Commission and was a member of the Consumer Advocacy and Protection Society. She also served on the editorial boards of three law journals, including the California Law Review. Before joining Gibbs Mura, Hanne clerked for the Honorable Miranda M. Du of the District of Nevada in her beautiful hometown of Reno, Nevada.

Hanne received her undergraduate degree in English and Philosophy from Whitman College, where she was a member of the debate team, served as editor-in-chief of the college’s two literary magazines, blue moon and quarterlife, and won the Paul J. Jackson Award for Excellence in Literary Study.