Skau Reipurth

Christian B. Prophet-Rannow

Christian B. Prophet-Rannow advises on commercial law in general and on construction law, public procurement law, consultancy law, contract law and resolution of commercial disputes before the general courts and arbitration tribunals in particular. For more than 15 years, Christian B. Prophet-Rannow has provided advisory and dispute resolution services regarding construction law and public procurement law and he assists in negotiations and drafts contracts. He also advises many different parties in relation to tender of contracts and he has conducted several complaint cases before the Danish Complaints Board for Public Procurement. Christian B. Prophet-Rannow has extensive teaching experience and is attached to the University of Copenhagen as a part-time lecturer of “Construction Law”. In the period 2011-2016 he taught the courses “Law of Contracts and Private International Law” and “Law of Property” at the University of Copenhagen, and he has substantial teaching experience from courses dedicated to companies in the construction industry.

Claus Ryberg Hoffmann

Claus Ryberg Hoffmann advises on company law and commercial law in general and he assists Danish and international clients in this respect, including drafting of commercial contracts and agreements, investments, transactions, dispute resolution and litigation. He also advises on compliance and legal risk management and has particular expertise in anti-corruption, export control, trade restrictions and financial crime. Claus Ryberg Hoffmann has also considerable experience advising associations and commercial and charitable foundations in matters concerning interpretation of and changes to statutes, transactions and extraordinary dispositions, establishment, mergers, dissolutions, etc. Claus Ryberg Hoffmann is also an experienced board member and administrator of several Danish foundations and he is also an experienced lecturer in the aspects of being a board member. Claus Ryberg Hoffmann worked at the Danish Prosecution Service and the Department of the Danish Ministry of Justice. He has taught the course ”criminal law and criminal procedure” at the University of Copenhagen and he has significant experience advising clients in this respect, including the handling of charges and indictments against companies and litigation in this respect.

Frederik Kromann Jespersen

Frederik specialises in commercial litigation and international arbitration, and he heads the Specialised Dispute Resolution department at Skau Reipurth. Frederik acts as legal counsel to Danish as well as international clients in disputes of various kinds, including particularly disputes concerning commercial contracts, intellectual property law, marketing practices, competition, management liability, product liability as well as corporate criminal liability. Frederik has extensive experience with mediation proceedings. He also assists his clients in negotiating and drafting commercial contracts, including license agreements. He has considerable experience with conducting legal investigations within various sectors, and he acts as counsel in various investigations by law enforcement and regulatory bodies. Frederik is entitled to appear before the Danish Supreme Court and also acts as arbitrator. Frederik holds a law degree from the University of Copenhagen (Master of Laws in 2008) and an LL.M. in European Law (distinction) from the University of Kent at Canterbury (2008).

Jeppe Reipurth

Jeppe Reipurth specialises in commercial law, including commercial dispute resolution, construction law and general real estate. In this respect, Jeppe Reipurth has assisted a large number of Danish and foreign companies with negotiating and drafting contracts. He has extensive litigation and arbitration experience including major international arbitration cases. From 2006-2007 Jeppe Reipurth was a part of FLSmidth’s corporate legal department and he negotiated and drafted contracts with the company’s international customers, business partners and suppliers. During this period, he worked in England and Taiwan. The secondment has provided Jeppe Reipurth with in-depth knowledge of the design and engineering industry, including large and complex civil engineering projects and processing plants. Jeppe Reipurth’s approach to his cases is solution-oriented and pragmatic and he combines this approach with a commercial business sense and extensive litigation experience. Jeppe Reipurth is a qualified mediator.

Jonas Enkegaard

Jonas Enkegaard specialises in employment and labour law. He advises Danish and international enterprises, public authorities, and organisations on all aspects of employment and labour law, both the relationship between the company and the individual employee and issues relating to collective agreements. He is specialised in employee relations in connection with corporate acquisitions, executive service agreements and in drafting agreements concerning employees’ employment conditions, including bonus schemes, employment contracts and severance agreements, etc. Jonas Enkegaard also deals with issues relating to public employment and collective agreements. In addition, he advises on employment matters in connection with delegation of employees, including delegation contracts, choice of law rules, rules concerning social security and applications for work permits. Jonas Enkegaard has the right to appear before the Danish High Courts and he assists many companies with dispute resolution before the ordinary courts and arbitration courts. He is editor and co-author of several books and articles on employment and labour law.

Kasper Skadhauge Troelsen

Kasper Skadhauge Troelsen is specialised in real estate. He advises Danish and international companies and associations on all aspects of real estate, including the purchase and sale of properties and property companies, commercial and residential tenancy law, construction law, property development, compulsory sales and liquidations. Further, Kasper Skadhauge Troelsen has solid experience in dispute resolution. Throughout his career, Kasper Skadhauge Troelsen has participated in some of the largest transactions in Danish history, and he has considerable experience with PPP projects. He has previously been employed by a major owner of shopping centres and thus possesses extensive retail knowledge regarding purchase, sale, and operation of these. In addition, Kasper Skadhauge Troelsen advises on general commercial law matters.

Majse Jarlov

Majse Jarlov primarily advises on procurement law and construction law issues in connection with tenders for construction projects. Majse Jarlov has more than 20 years of specialist experience advising about all types of procurement law issues on behalf of Danish and foreign tenderers, contractors and technical advisers. Assisting clients across the industry, Majse Jarlov is experienced in working with multiple players on a construction project, including providing legal and practical advice in the cross field between the clients and their technical advisers. Majse Jarlov has extensive experience in organising procurement processes/strategies and preparing procurement documents including a structure for a requirements specification, evaluation model and contractual basis during tenders for, for instance, construction projects. On behalf of tenderers, Majse Jarlov often acts as project manager and also as lead manager in the preparation of the qualitative descriptions of the proposed solution. She steers the preparation of a tender safely to the finish line with a focus on involving relevant resources of the bidder, ensuring the best possible evaluation of the bidder during the contest. Majse Jarlov conducts cases before the Danish Complaints Board for Public Procurement and the ordinary courts, making her an experienced representative of both procurers and unsuccessful bidders. In addition, Majse Jarlov is an experienced lecturer and regularly gives tailor-made lectures and holds workshops for businesses or procurers. Majse Jarlov is solution-oriented, and due to her many years of experience, she quickly narrows the issues, focusing on the specific elements of the procurement process that present challenges. She also uses her overview to rapidly and efficiently assess whether the dissatisfaction of an unsuccessful bidder is grounds for raising an objection and a complaint with the prospect of achieving a positive outcome for the complainant.

Mette Vestergaard Huss

Mette Vestergaard Huss specialises in data protection, IP law and tech. The topics are plentiful but when it comes to rights Mette Vestergaard Huss is particularly experienced in SaaS, PaaS, and IT operation and development agreements, and she has specialist knowledge of the sales and production conditions of the cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and plastics industries. As a supplement to the day-to-day advice to clients, Mette has taught marketing law and IP law at CBS for more than 10 years. In respect of GDPR Mette advises on general compliance. Mette also acts as DPO and regular advisor to a number of clients and she manages a large number of whistleblower hotlines. Mette has particularly great insight into the challenges faced by associations, and as a result she assists such associations as a trusted advisor. It may be an appointed management, articles of association, GDPR, directorships, etc. Mette’s advisory approach to all matters is pragmatic, commercial and solution-oriented. She combines this approach with a high degree of structure, and she implements projects in the clients’ organisations based on the approach that good management ensures the best solution in all contexts. In addition to her daily work as an attorney, Mette is also an appointed member of the Danish National Tax Tribunal and an appointed judge of the Danish Court of Impeachment.

Morten Vibe

Morten Vibe advises on company law and commercial law in general. He is primarily advising Danish and international clients in relation to share capital investments, joint ventures, corporate restructurings, mergers, shareholders’ agreements, incentive programmes, financial assistance rules and M&A-transactions. Morten Vibe also has considerable experience with providing advice in relation to export controls and international trade sanctions on national and EU-level. Finally, Morten Vibe assists clients in relation to commercial contracts.

Peter Skau-Andersen

Peter Skau-Andersen specialises in corporate and commercial law. He advises primarily on M&A transactions and their individual elements, including structured processes, strategy and preparation of a business for sale, integration of acquisitions into an organisation, etc. Peter has extensive experience with real estate transactions. Peter Skau-Andersen has the right to appear before the Danish Supreme Court and he also assists a large number of companies with dispute resolution, organisation, commercial contracts, etc. Peter Skau-Andersen has great insight into companies’ business activities and their commercial conditions, and he holds directorships in a number of companies. He also taught the law of property and obligations at the University of Copenhagen.

Trine Overby Laursen

Trine Overby Laursen specialises in construction law and technical consulting and, owing to her 20 years of experience in these areas, she has gained solid knowledge of the general issues prevalent in the industry. She advises on matters in virtually all phases of construction and in particular on the legal challenges that arise during the actual construction phase, including handling of additional requirements, faults and defects as well as claims regarding delay and disruption, etc. In this connection, she is used to acting as a sounding board to project management from the early stages of a dispute in order to identify key issues and focus efforts on the most important aspects for the purpose of resolving the dispute efficiently and cost-effectively. In addition, Trine Overby Laursen has extensive experience in handling disputes between parties to the construction project, including handling expert appraisal, warranties, status meetings and handling large and complex arbitration proceedings. Trine Overby Laursen primarily advises construction companies as well as private and public developers, and over the years she has assisted clients on a number of large and complex construction projects. She has provided legal advice in connection with all kinds of construction projects, ranging from multistory dwellings to industrial buildings, warehouses, schools, laboratories, research buildings and infrastructural facilities. Trine Overby Laursen has been a member of the Danish Building and Construction Arbitration Board since 2019.

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