NIS2 Directive: Strengthening Cybersecurity in Europe
The EU NIS2 Directive, or the second generation of the Network and Information Security Directive, is an important legal framework aimed at improving cybersecurity within the EU. The Directive builds on the experience of the previous NIS Directive and is a response to the increasing digitalisation and the growing threat from cybercrime. The NIS2 Directive introduces several important measures to improve cybersecurity in the EU. […]
Conflicts in construction
After many years of progress in construction, times are changing, and there are more conflicts in construction. The number of bankruptcies is increasing, and several large construction companies have recently gone bankrupt. It is reminiscent of the time around the financial crisis. What does this mean? First of all, it means more conflicts between the client, the main contractor and subcontractors. […]
What happens to a business upon death?
What happens to a business upon death when the owner or one of the owners dies? Who has the right to take over the business? How is the value calculated? Can the business even be continued? Many questions arise if the owner of a business suddenly dies. The answer to this question depends on the type of business in question. […]
Claimed case won at Western High Court
The Western High Court has today ruled in another case regarding both property claims and right of way in favor of our clients. Attorney (H) Søren Vasegaard Andreasen has been handling the case for our clients since 2020. The case concerned two city properties in Skagen, which are currently used as summer homes. Both houses had new owners during 2019, and […]
Quick loans on social media etc.
It has recently emerged that lending via social media between private individuals, so-called quick loans, is increasingly taking place. This is especially after a cap on the interest rates that a lender can charge a debtor was introduced in 2019. More debtors now feel trapped and unaware of how much they owe, or […]
House cleaning upon sale
Cleaning is hardly the first thing that comes to mind when you have sold your house. But when you as a seller have finally emptied the house of all your belongings, the question always arises: how much cleaning should you do before handing over the keys to the next owner. The answer is: Nothing. Unless otherwise specifically agreed, you are […]
Family transfer of real estate – new 20% rule
In the case of family transfers, it has so far been a fixed rule that one – under certain conditions – has been able to transfer one's real estate to a close relative at a price of up to 15% above or below the public property assessment, without it being considered a gift. The 15% rule will be replaced as of October 15, 2021, with […]
Flexible housing
Once you have found the property you would like to buy, you can usually get pre-approval from the municipality that you may use the property as a flexible home. It will be a common condition to include in a purchase agreement that it is a condition that you can have the property approved as a flexible home. The estate agent will often be able to […]
Before I die – checklist
This article is for those of you who can see the end of your life ahead. This may be due to old age or illness. It is not a pleasant thought that life will end, but there are a number of things you can do to make the transition easier for yourself and your loved ones. Power of Attorney If you have […]
Lawyer for real estate transactions
Are you buying or selling a house or apartment and are you looking for a lawyer for your real estate transaction? Look no further. We are specialists in real estate transactions and offer fixed prices for advice throughout the entire transaction from start to finish. We cover the entire country from our offices in East Jutland and can offer telephone conferences and […]
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