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Ingólfur Örn Ingólfsson
Ingólfur Örn Ingólfsson
Ingólfur Örn Ingólfsson specialises in corporation tax, focusing particularly on mergers and acquisitions, reorganisations, transactional risk insurance (W&I) and disputes with the Danish Tax Agency. Ingólfur acts for a wide variety of Danish and international companies, private equity funds and real estate funds. He advises on all aspects of tax law in connection with the sale and purchase of enterprises, including due diligence, structuring and negotiation as well as the drafting of sale and purchase agreements and transfer agreements. He also advises on the recovery of Danish withholding tax and regularly provides trusted advice in that respect to one of Europe’s major pension funds. Moreover, Ingólfur provides assistance to international clients in relation to their Danish branches. Finally, he acts for a number of clients in tax disputes with the Danish Tax Agency. In addition, Ingólfur is an editor at Karnov (the leading provider of compilations of Danish statutes) and acts as a liaison on citizens’ legal inquiries for the Embassy of Iceland in Copenhagen.
Jan Snogdal
Jan Snogdal
Jan Snogdal deals especially with business transfers, company law and serves on boards of directors. Jan has a right of audience before the Danish Supreme Court and is a member of the Danish Management Society, VL-gruppe 44 (a management forum under the Danish Management Society). Jan has vast experience in business transfers and advises owner-managed enterprises within the SME segment in particular. He also advises large private equity funds and enterprises and assisted in the multi-billion kroner sale of the Danish retail chain Normal in 2016. He has accumulated considerable experience and knowledge of business affairs and is often involved in strategic considerations relating to business transfers, ownership transitions, restructuring proceedings and turnarounds. In recent years, Jan has intensified his commitment to startups and growth companies, particularly within the tech sector. Jan is a professional member of boards of directors and sits on several boards of directors including of Nicholaisen A/S, QARS ApS and Top-line A/S. He is also President of the Danish-Italian Chamber of Commerce. Moreover, Jan has completed the INSEAD International Directors Programme and is thus certified in Corporate Governance (IDP-C).
Morten Ritter
Morten Ritter
Morten Ritter specialises in employment and labour law and has, over the last 20 years, gained a wealth of experience within this area. His experience extends to both individual employment law and collective labour law. Morten acts for both Danish and international clients, and his advisory services span all aspects of labour and employment law. As a fundamental part of his activities as an attorney, Morten regularly deals with dispute resolution. In this relation, he conducts legal proceedings before the courts and the industrial dispute resolution bodies, including before the Danish Labour Court and industrial arbitration tribunals. Morten has long-standing experience as a lecturer. He has for a number of years been a part-time lecturer in Labour Law at the University of Copenhagen. Furthermore, Morten has co-authored a number of articles and books.
Peter Carlstedt Nørtved
Peter Carlstedt Nørtved
Peter Carlstedt Nørtved specialises in litigation, insolvency and restructuring as well as shipping and transport law. Peter has a right of audience before the Danish Supreme Court. He is a member of Foreningen Højesteretsskranken (a Danish association of experienced supreme court litigators) and sits on the panel of insolvency attorneys set up by the Danish Debt Collection Agency within the judicial district of the Maritime and Commercial High Court. Peter provides advice primarily on shipping, offshore and transport, including maritime litigation and arbitration. Furthermore, Peter deals with liquidations, bankruptcy and restructuring proceedings. In addition, he has extensive experience of conducting lawsuits within a number of fields and has conducted a large number of actions concerning avoidance and management liability. Peter is an experienced lecturer, and during the period 2014-2022 he was a part-time lecturer in civil procedure at the University of Copenhagen.  Peter lectures in Shipping at the Copenhagen Business School. In addition, he has authored a number of publications, including “The legal effect of third-party notices” (published in Danish only), Erhvervsjuridisk Tidsskrift (a Danish commercial-law periodical), no. 2, 2022.