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What we say about the firm's legal practice in Denmark

Dispute resolution

Within Dispute resolution, Norrbom Vinding is a third tier firm,

Marianne Norrbom and Jørgen Vinding at Norrbom Vinding act in a significant proportion of labour and employment cases brought before the Supreme Court. Christian Clasen won several age discrimination cases for SAS. Marianne Norrbom successfully represented the Danish Football Association in a landmark Supreme Court case concerning terms and conditions in standard player contracts.

Employment

Within Employment, Norrbom Vinding is a first tier firm,

Employment boutique Norrbom Vinding maintains its market-leading position, offering ‘high-level specialist service’. The renowned Mariann Norrbom successfully represented the Danish Football Association in the Supreme Court. Industrial relations expert Jørgen Vinding is known for representing employers in Supreme Court cases and advising Denmark’s largest media groups on restructuring. Christian Clasen provides ‘quick, business-oriented advice on collective bargaining’ and represented Scandinavian Airlines System in a high-profile age discrimination case, while Yvonne Frederiksen represented Air Greenland in a complex collective bargaining process. Tax expert Torben Mølgaard Hededal represents public and private sector clients. The defection of rising stars Marianne Granhøj and Jens Lund Mosbek to Kromann Reumert was mitigated somewhat by the arrival of Nicole Offendal from Lett Law Firm.

Within Employment, Norrbom Vinding is a first tier firm,

Lett Law Firm’s Niels Henrik Nielsen is representing football club Vejle Boldklub Elitefodbold in a high-profile arbitration. The team offers transactional support and standalone advice to Danish and international clients including Royal Dutch Shell, DSB and TDC. However, the group lost former practice head Nicole Offendal to Norrbom Vinding and Peter Albrechtsen to Advokatfirmaet Elmer & Partnere.


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Denmark

Offices in Copenhagen

Legal Developments by:
Norrbom Vinding

  • Employers’ age discrimination of under-18s legal

    On 30 June 2010, the Danish Eastern High Court established that the provisions and the practice on a number of areas covered by collective agreements, supporting a lower pay for employees under 18 years and termination of the employees when they turn 18, cannot be deemed to constitute a violation of the Employment Equality Directive (Directive 2000/78/EC of 27 November 2000).
    - Norrbom Vinding Law Firm, member of ius laboris

Legal Developments in Denmark

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  • Employers’ age discrimination of under-18s legal

    On 30 June 2010, the Danish Eastern High Court established that the provisions and the practice on a number of areas covered by collective agreements, supporting a lower pay for employees under 18 years and termination of the employees when they turn 18, cannot be deemed to constitute a violation of the Employment Equality Directive (Directive 2000/78/EC of 27 November 2000).
    - Norrbom Vinding Law Firm, member of ius laboris
  • Danish Holiday Act amended

    The Danish Ministry of Employment wants to stop employees speculating in having their holiday pay paid out. This has resulted in an amendment of the Danish Holiday Act.
    - Norrbom Vinding Law Firm, member of ius laboris
  • ”Honey” was not sexual harassment

    Close physical contact and calling an employee “honey" was not enough to prove that a manager had sexually harassed an employee.
    - Norrbom Vinding Law Firm, member of ius laboris
  • Doubt about how to interpret part-time leave agreement

    The Danish Board of Equal Treatment was not satisfied that an employer’s interpretation of an agreement about part-time leave was in breach of the Danish Act on Equal Treatment of Men and Women.
    - Norrbom Vinding Law Firm, member of ius laboris
  • Part-time and fixed-term employment in the EU

    Three provisions of Austrian law about part-time and fixed-term employment met with opposition at the European Court of Justice – they were held to be at odds with EU law.
    - Norrbom Vinding Law Firm, member of ius laboris
  • Public-sector managers, too, are entitled to freedom of speech

    The Danish Parliamentary Ombudsman has established once again that public-sector employees enjoy a high degree of freedom of speech.
    - Norrbom Vinding Law Firm, member of ius laboris
  • The Danish Posting of Workers Act amended

    Stricter duty to notify when posting employees to Denmark – new Act adopted.
    - Norrbom Vinding Law Firm, member of ius laboris
  • Retention of football players

    It is not a barrier to the free movement of labour for sports clubs to require players they have trained to sign their first professional contract with the club.
    - Norrbom Vinding Law Firm, member of ius laboris
  • Maximum compensation under the Danish Statement of Employment Particulars Act

    The Copenhagen City Court recently awarded a woman 20 weeks’ pay: her employer never issued a statement of particulars although she had asked for one.
    - Norrbom Vinding Law Firm, member of ius laboris
  • Trademarks 2010 - Denmark

    As an introductory remark, it must be noted that all matters relating to Danish trademarks are regulated by the Danish Act on Trademarks (the Trademarks Act). No references are made here to the European Community Trademark Regulation.
    - DELACOUR