Ms Lissi Andersen Roost > Andersen Partners > Kolding, Denmark > Lawyer Profile
Andersen Partners Offices
BUEN 11
6000 KOLDING
Denmark
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Ms Lissi Andersen Roost
Work Department
Transport law - International trade law - Insurance and tort law - Transport insurance and cargo insurance
Position
Lissi Andersen Roost specialises in transport and freight forwarding law, including the regulation of multimodal transports. Lissi’s thorough knowledge of the regulation and the practical execution of national and international transports is based on i.a. a legal PhD degree in transport law and her upbringing in Padborg, the freight forwarding hub of Denmark where she experienced freight forwarding and transport firsthand every day.
Lissi provides advice on all aspects of this practice area and she also draws up transport and logistics contracts and general terms of business. Moreover, Lissi advises on issues of insurance and tort law relating to the international transport of goods from the perspectives of both goods and transport operators. Furthermore, Lissi is primarily engaged in international trade, including issues relating to governing law and jurisdiction (private international law).
Career
Lawyer with right of audience before the Danish Supreme Court
Languages
Danish - English - German
Memberships
Member of CMI (Comité Maritime International)
Member of WISTA (Women’s International Shipping & Trading Association)
Member of TØF (a Danish transport economic association)
Member of CBBL (Cross Border Business Lawyers)
Education
2020 Right of audience before the Danish Supreme Court.
2015 Right of audience before the Danish High Court
2011 PhD-degree from the University of Southern Denmark
2006 Admitted to the Bar
2003 Master of Laws from the University of Aarhus
Lawyer Rankings
Denmark > Shipping and transport
Andersen Partners acts on behalf of a varied client base of transport companies, insurers and underwriters on the entire spectrum of transport law. Department head Lissi Andersen Roost comes recommended for her ‘outstanding knowledge of transport law, the transport daily business and judicial system in Denmark’.