There is political agreement that the expansion of offshore wind power in Denmark must in future be without subsidies.

On 12 November 2020, the Danish Ministry of Immigration and Integration introduced a bill amending the Danish Aliens Act (udlændingeloven).

New Danish production rebate will strengthen the global competitiveness of the film and series industry.

The total transaction volume within Danish real estate was approximately DKK 90bn in 2022. Down by approximately DKK 38bn from 2021, which, however, was a record year.

On July 7, the Ministry of Culture sent a bill for public consultation with a deadline of August 21, 2025. The Ministry states that the bill is expected to enter into force on March 31, 2026.

The most important statute in Danish employment law is the Salaried Employees Act. Usually, the act applies to employees who are subject to instructions from management. A similar criterion applies to a number of other employment law statutes.

The EU Commission's definition allows producers to prove that hydrogen is renewable. In the future, producers will have to comply with "additionality" requirements, meaning...

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).

The European Commission has published an AI Code of Practice providing guidance on EU copyright law compliance in relation to the AI Regulation.

The EU adopts rules restricting the access of economic operators and the use of medical devices originating in the People's Republic of China to the EU public procurement market.

On 1 June 2023, the European Commission adopted final revised versions of the block exemptions for certain categories of research and development agreements ("R&D")...

The leniency rules allow undertakings having entered into unlawful cartel agreements to apply for leniency relief in the form of exemption from or reduction of fines.

On 27 April 2023, the Danish Parliament adopted a new Act, introducing a cap on revenues from electricity production (the "Market Revenue Cap Act" (indtægtsloven)).

Kulturministeriet har den 15. september offentliggjort rapport fra ekspertgruppen om ophavsret...

What is the current business climate in your jurisdiction, including major political, economic, and/or legal activities on the horizon in your country that could have a big impact on businesses?

Denmark is taking steps towards regulating deepfakes with a new act that includes both deepfakes...

On 15 September, the Danish Ministry of Culture published a report from the Expert Group on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence (AI).

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

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%.

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?