Ms Kristrún Ragnarsdóttir > Réttur – Adalsteinsson & Partners > Reykjavik, Iceland > Lawyer Profile

Réttur – Adalsteinsson & Partners
KLAPPARSTIGUR 25-27
101 REYKJAVIK
Iceland
Kristrún Ragnarsdóttir photo

Work Department

Main Practice Areas: Constitutional law. International human rights law. IP law.

Position

Associate and Attorney at law.

Languages

Icelandic, English, Danish

Lawyer Rankings

Iceland > Dispute resolution

(Leading associates)

Kristrún Ragnarsdóttir – Réttur – Adalsteinsson & Partners

Réttur – Adalsteinsson & Partners is renowned for its dispute resolution expertise, particularly in commercial litigation for corporate clients and high-profile cases for individuals challenging the State on fundamental rights violations in domestic and regional courts. In 2024, the firm managed notable and complex cases, including representing the families of victims of the 1995 Súðavík avalanche and a case before the European Court of Human Rights, where the Icelandic State was found guilty of violating electoral rights. The dispute resolution team is co-led by experienced litigators Sigurður Örn Hilmarsson and Oddur Ástráðsson, with Hilmarsson specialising in commercial and human rights litigation. Alexander Hafþórsson has expertise in resolving disputes through negotiation and settlement in the real estate, corporate, and financial sectors, while Kristrún Ragnarsdóttir focuses on human rights and constitutional law.

Iceland > TMT and IP

(Leading associates)

Kristrún Ragnarsdóttir – Réttur – Adalsteinsson & Partners

Réttur – Adalsteinsson & Partners ‘offers advice of the highest quality’, focusing on safeguarding the interests of the core creators of art, such as artists, authors, and screenwriters, along with the interests of their respective unions. Praised for his ‘sharp negotiation skills’, practice leader Sigurður Örn Hilmarsson has extensive experience in IP law with a focus on trade mark and copyright issues. Kristrún Ragnarsdóttir is well versed in complex IP and TMT matters, particularly copyright law.