While we settle in for a summer of major summer sporting events, including the UEFA EURO 2024, the Tour de France, and the Olympic Games in Paris, the European Union is trying its best to stem a troubling increase in illegal sports streaming and counterfeit sporting goods.

The new Danish legislative package, which will enter into force on January 1, 2012, consists of four new statutes: the Gaming Act (spilleloven), the Gaming Tax Act (spilleafgiftsloven), the Danish Game Act (loven om Danske Spil A/S), and the Gaming Distribution Act (spiludlodningsloven).

From 1 January 2021, any UK registrant who cannot meet the eligibility criteria set out by the EU will have his .eu domain names suspended.

The Danish real estate market faces potential legal challenges regarding DGNB certification marketing practices, while the Eastern High Court has issued a significant ruling on the enforcement of clawback easements.

The Council of Europe has adopted the Digital Operational Resilience Act ("DORA") whereby all financial entities in the EU need to ensure that they can manage, withstand, respond to,...

Fra den 27. september 2026 skærpes kravene til virksomheders grønne markedsføring markant med nye regler om bæredygtighedsmærker, generiske miljøudsagn og fremtidige miljøpræstationer.

As Black Friday and Black Week approach Danish retailers, businesses must carefully navigate complex pricing regulations that govern how discounts can be advertised. A recent 4.25 million DKK fine for misleading price marketing demonstrates the serious consequences of non-compliance, making proper campaign planning essential for both November sales events and subsequent holiday promotions.

Den Europæiske Værdipapir- og Markedstilsynsmyndighed (ESMA) og de nationale kompetente myndigheder har den seneste tid haft øget fokus omkring krav, der er fastlagt i Markedsmisbrugsforordningen ("MAR").

Denmark has been a leading renewable energy nation for many years. Today most turbines, whether built in Denmark, Germany, Spain, the US, China, or anywhere else in the world, are based on Danish wind turbine design.

Two recent European court cases—Getty Images vs Stability AI and Gema vs OpenAI—have delivered contrasting rulings on generative AI and copyright infringement, with significant implications for how businesses assess legal risks when using AI models. While one court found no infringement in AI training processes, the other ruled that memorized copyrighted content in model outputs constitutes unlawful reproduction, highlighting the urgent need for Danish companies to clarify their AI roles and imp

Recent updates to general EU product and chemicals regulations bring significant changes aimed at enhancing safety, transparency, and accountability. Significant legislative changes include the new General Product.

To nye europæiske domme om generativ AI og ophavsret viser, at både træningsdata og AI-genereret output kan få afgørende betydning i kommende sager. Getty Images mod Stability AI og Gema mod OpenAI illustrerer, hvordan retsstillingen fortsat er uafklaret på tværs af jurisdiktioner. Hvad betyder disse afgørelser for danske virksomheder, der anvender eller udvikler AI-løsninger?

According to the Act on Certain Media Service Providers' Contribution to Promote Danish Culture, also known as the Act on Cultural Contribution, providers of on-demand audiovisual media services must make an annual payment to the Danish State of 2% of their turnovers in Denmark stemming from the on-demand services and an additional 3% if the investment in new Danish content is below 5%.