Specialist boutique firm Viltoft is renowned for its strong emphasis on dispute resolution within the fields of construction, real estate and public procurement, with a strong track record in handling complex litigation and arbitration cases. The group also undertakes general disputes work, including contractual, corporate, shareholder and general commercial matters, as well as labour and employment cases. Practice leader Peter Fauerholdt Thommesen comes highly recommended as ‘a top performing attorney with deep experience within his field and a sense of the important issues’. Henrik Hauge Andersen has notable experience in complex disputes arising out of the construction sector, while Morten Ruben Brage maintains his robust practice emphasising construction, procurement and environmental cases.
Testimonials
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‘First class and excellent service.’
‘Peter Thommesen is a top performing attorney with deep experience within his field and a sense of the important issues - a good mix of pragmatism, legal ability, commercial considerations and the ability to find solutions.’
‘Extremely skilled, legally sound and competent.’
‘Attorney Henrik Hauge Andersen is always available with a smile and humor as a supplement to the highest quality of service. Henrik Hauge Andersen always goes the extra mile for the client.’
‘Morten Ruben Brage always gives an extraordinary service. He is always thinking of all possibilities and potential problems.’
‘Peter Thommesen has been the lead representative on one of our major projects over a number of years and has provided excellent advice. He has been ably supported by Jacob Allon who is taking an increasingly important role and is particularly good at managing our input.’
‘Henrik Hauge Andersen is very experienced in handling construction law, which characterises his advice, which is underpinned by a large base of experience, knowledge, matter-of-factness and realism.’
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Peter Fauerholdt Thommesen