Kromann Reumert
Kromann Reumert is noted for its in-depth knowledge of the sports, media and entertainment sectors, and is recently seeing an increasing amount of work related to the impact of AI. The group has a strong track record before both the High Court and the Supreme Court, alongside dispensing specialist advice on licensing rights and streaming service issues. Practice head and experienced media and copyright lawyer Martin Dahl Pedersen lends his expertise to drafting and advising on both sides of a sponsorship agreement, alongside contractual implications of digital challenges and opportunities within media and entertainment.
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- 'Martin Dahl Pedersen is the best I have met in the industry. His knowledge is always up-to-date, and his assistance always allows us so to have the best strategies.'
- 'They are always updated on the latest news in the area, including on data rights. Proactive and provide a top level of assistance.'
Key clients
- Danish Players Association
- Aller Media
- Danske Medier
- Danish Handball Players Association
- Counter-Strike Professional Players Association
- Gyldendal
- Rørforeningen
- Stofa A/S
- Egmont
- JP/Politikens Hus
- Ronald A/S
- Producentforeningen
- Det Nordjyske Mediehus
- Sjællandske Medier
- Copenhagen Bombay
- TV2
- DPCMO
- Jobindex
Work highlights
- Represented the newspaper Berlingske before the Danish Supreme Court in a copyright matter related to the printing of pictures of The Little Mermaid in the paper as illustrations to articles.
- Represented the Danish national broadcaster TV2 in the important negotiations with all the rightsholders' organisations in relation to the use of copyright protected work in TV2's streaming service TV2 Play.
- Represented the Spanish premier league within football, La Liga, in a copyright court case against the streaming service Rojadirecta, owned by the Spanish company Puerto 80.
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Practice head
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Martin Dahl Pedersen