In the 1970s, he became involved as a lawyer for the Danish gramophone record industry, (IFPI Danmark) via Bent Fabricius Bjerre, and gradually gained a central position as an advisor to Danish rights holders to such an extent that he has been termed "the king of Danish copyright ".
I 1970'erne blev han involveret som advokat for den danske grammofonpladebranche (IFPI Danmark) via Bent Fabricius Bjerre, og fik efterhånden en central placering som rådgiver for danske rettighedshavere i sådan en grad at han er blevet betegnet "kongen af dansk ophavsret".