Anne Regenbrecht

I’ve always wanted to understand how things work — and why. That’s what first drew me to philosophy, fascinated by ethics, logic, and the art of thinking clearly. But I quickly realized that law is, in a way, applied philosophy: it brings structure to ideas and translates theory into real-world impact. It’s versatile, tangible and never boring.

I’m someone who wants to get to the bottom of things, but also to express them precisely. Words matter to me — not to complicate, but to clarify. I love the rhythm that comes from full focus: whether I’m deep in a complex case, biking through a forest, or knitting a new project. Knitting, for me, is not that different from legal work — it starts with research and planning, requires patience and precision and sometimes means unraveling and starting over to get it right.

Much of my approach, both personally and professionally, is inspired by my mother — a woman who embodies the perfect balance between warmth and pragmatism, combines care with efficiency and approaches every challenge with curiosity and optimism. She taught me that precision and empathy are not opposites, but two sides of doing things right.

At NEON, I value the open-mindedness and the sense of shared curiosity that drives our work. It’s a place where ideas spark through collaboration — and where learning something new is part of every day. The best results, I’ve found, are never created in isolation but through dialogue with smart, motivated people who share that same energy.