ArticleAfter Brexit: How Will My Domain Names Be Affected?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.European UnionGovernment, Public SectorAera A/S
ArticleThe Hunt For The Money Launderer (Jagten På Hvidvaskeren)John Smith was featured in the Danish Broadcasting Corporation's documentary Jagten på hvidvaskeren (The Hunt for the Money Launderer) about OFAC-designated money launderer Altaf...DenmarkGovernment, Public SectorMorrison Foerster
ArticleEuropean Parliament Adopts Directive On Green ClaimsOn 12 March 2024 the European Parliament approved a proposed directive on green claims (the Green Claims Directive) during the first reading.European UnionEnvironmentPlesner
ArticleNew Thresholds For Contracts That Are Subject To A Compulsory Call For TenderThe European Commission has published new thresholds for contracts that are subject to a compulsory call for tender. The thresholds apply to tenders published after 1 January 2024.European UnionGovernment, Public SectorPlesner
ArticleAuthority Investigates DSB for CollusionDSB, the Danish state-owned railway company, sells train tickets for foreign travel at a considerably higher price than the Copenhagen branch of its German counterpart, Deutsche Bahn. As a result, the Danish Competition Authority is investigating whether there is collusion between the parties.DenmarkAntitrust/Competition LawMagnusson Wahlin Qvist Stanbrook
ArticleDanske Bank Has Been Ordered To Pay Hundreds Of Millions In Denmark For Its Money Laundering Failings In EstoniaAngelika Hellweger of financial crime specialists Rahman Ravelli details the Danish bank's shortcomings.DenmarkCriminal LawRahman Ravelli
ArticleAbolishment Of The Central Unit For Assessment Of Self-cleaning Measures Under The Danish Public Procurement ActOn 19 December 2024, the Danish Parliament has adopted an amendment to the Danish Public Procurement Act pursuant to which the central unit for assessment of self-cleaning measures will be abolished.DenmarkGovernment, Public SectorPlesner
ArticleReform Of The Danish Judicial SystemSince late 2005 and onward, a gradual reform on the structure and functions of the lower courts has been made.DenmarkGovernment, Public SectorPlesner
ArticleDanish Police Have Made Many Arrests Following Investigations Into A Criminal Operation Targeting Elderly PeopleAngelika Hellweger of financial crime specialists Rahman Ravelli considers the case and the warning signs of such wrongdoing.European UnionCriminal LawRahman Ravelli
ArticleCourt Fee Reduced by Popular DemandUntil recently, plaintiffs in Denmark had to pay a fee of 2.0% of the amount they were claiming in court. DenmarkLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationPlesner
ArticleDenmark Receives Exemption From EU Procurement Rules For E&POn 28 July 2011, the European Commission, following a request from the Kingdom of Denmark, published its latest decision exempting the application of the European public procurement rules in relation to the exploration for oil and natural gas, and production of oil in Denmark (excluding Greenland and the Faroe Islands). DenmarkGovernment, Public SectorCMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang
ArticleIndustrial Cooperation (Offsets) Requirements Under Danish Defence Equipment Tenders And AcquisitionsThe Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation ("DALO") may enforce industrial cooperation obligations when tendering defence equipment, ensuring that foreign suppliers involved in Danish.DenmarkGovernment, Public SectorPlesner
ArticleKan en ordregiver gøre brug af hasteproceduren i udbudslovens § 57, stk. 5 i flere tilbagevendende ens udbud?Dette har Klagenævnet for Udbud taget stilling til i kendelse af 24. april 2023 – Meldgaard Miljø A/S mod Afatek A/S.DenmarkGovernment, Public SectorNP advokater
ArticleThe Money Laundering Scandal At Danske Bank's Estonian Branch Has Led To Swift Action By The Danish Regulators And Ten People Being ChargedThe money laundering scandal at Danske Bank's Estonian branch has led to swift action by the Danish regulators and ten people being charged. DenmarkCriminal LawRahman Ravelli
ArticleNew Public Procurement ThresholdsThe European Commission has published updated thresholds for public procurements. The updated thresholds will apply to public procurements published after 1 January 2026.DenmarkGovernment, Public SectorPlesner
ArticleStørre gennemsigtighed for fonde: Civilstyrelsen giver indsigt i sin praksisCivilstyrelsen har lanceret et nyt initiativ, der gør det muligt for fondsbestyrelser at få indblik i tidligere afgørelser og praksisudtalelser på fondsområdet. De første fem afgørelser er allerede offentliggjort på Retsinformation, og initiativet supplerer Erhvervsstyrelsens nyligt lancerede portal for erhvervsdrivende fonde. DenmarkCorporate/Commercial LawBech-Bruun
ArticleEuropean Commission Calls On Member States To Review Outbound Investments In Critical TechnologiesThe European Commission has issued a recommendation calling on the Member States to review so-called outbound investments, i.e. investments by EU based investors into companies based outside...European UnionGovernment, Public SectorPlesner
ArticleInvestment Screening Is A Hot Topic: Greenland Announces Its Own Investment Screening ActWhile the Danish Investment Screening Act is about to be amended and evaluated, Greenland is planning to introduce national rules on screening of foreign investments. In other words...DenmarkGovernment, Public SectorKromann Reumert
ArticleStyrkelse af retssikkerheden: Udbudsprocesser under lupFor at sikre en retfærdig og åben konkurrence blandt private tilbudsgivere er det afgørende at prioritere retssikkerheden i offentlige udbudsprocesser.DenmarkGovernment, Public SectorNP advokater
ArticleDenmark Introduces CER Act To Strengthen Resilience Of Critical EntitiesOn 1 July 2025, Denmark's Act on the Resilience of Critical Entities (the "CER Act") enters into force. The Act transposes the CER Directive (Directive (EU) 2022/2557) and introduces...DenmarkEnergy and Natural ResourcesPlesner