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The UK Supreme Court has ruled on whether buyers can recover loss of bargain damages when cancelling a ship sale contract under the 2012 Norwegian Saleform due to a seller's late delivery caused by proven negligence. The decision clarifies the scope of compensation available under clause 14 when sellers miss the cancelling date, potentially exposing sellers to significant market-difference damages in rising markets.

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

EU's nye forordning om screening af udenlandske investeringer træder i kraft i januar 2028, men Danmark har endnu ikke varslet ændringer af den nationale investeringsscreeningslov. Med stigende antal screeningssager og nye krav til sektorer som strategiske råstoffer, dual-use-produkter og kritisk infrastruktur står virksomheder og investorer over for væsentlig usikkerhed om, hvornår og hvordan de danske regler vil blive tilpasset.

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.

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

Denmark is proposing legislation that would ban children under 15 from creating and using login-based profiles on major social media and video-sharing platforms. The draft bill targets Very Large Online Platforms designated by the European Commission, potentially requiring age verification for all users while exempting professional networks and content accessible without login. If passed, these rules are expected to take effect on July 1, 2027.

Danish businesses planning Black Friday and Christmas campaigns must navigate complex price marketing regulations that govern reference prices and discount periods. A recent DKK 4.25m fine highlights the risks of non-compliance...

Under Danish construction law, daily penalties serve as contractual remedies for contractor delays, but employers must meet strict formal requirements to enforce them. Recent arbitration decisions reveal that even when contractors are responsible for delays, failure to properly document the delay or provide timely notice can result in the complete loss of penalty claims. What procedural safeguards must employers implement to preserve their right to daily penalties under AB18?

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...

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.

Denmark's Bill L 23 establishes a new framework for prioritising access to the country's electricity grid through four distinct categories, ranging from critical societal needs to data centres. The legislation introduces 'grid friendliness' as a key criterion for determining which energy projects receive priority connection, fundamentally reshaping how operators compete for scarce grid capacity.

EU-Kommissionen har fremsat et omfattende forslag til ændring af CO₂-kvotedirektivet, der introducerer væsentlige ændringer for affaldsforbrændingssektoren.

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.

A Danish Supreme Court case examines whether a bankruptcy trustee from Gorrissen Federspiel can be held liable for failing to pursue clawback claims against a financial clearingbroker involving over $64 million in financial security arrangements. The dispute centers on whether supplementary securities provided through P/E calls were protected under securities trading law and whether the clearingbroker actually gained any economic benefit that could be subject to bankruptcy clawback provisions.

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

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