Kromann Reumert UK

NEW ESG REPORT "We aim to set high standards for well-being and diversity and to minimise our climate impact." 🎯 That is the vision we decided upon when we adopted an ambitious five-year ESG strategy in 2023. We are now pleased to share our efforts, results, and goals in our ESG report for 2023. Overall, we have worked on the implementation of four strategic points: 🍃 Climate We have submitted our emission reduction targets to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), and we have published our first climate account, showing that we have reduced our CO2e emissions from 2022 to 2023. 🤝 Well-being A balanced work life that both attracts and retains the most talented employees is crucial for our company. One significant initiative has been the abolition of our standard working hours. Another has been the launch of our internal network "KR Family." 🔵🟦 DE&I Diversity, equity, and inclusion are crucial for our firm. Among other things, we have initiated training in bias-aware leadership, participate in a Ph.D. project on diversity and inclusion in the legal profession, and we mark selected cultural and religious holidays throughout the year. 👜 ESG advisory services We aim to offer the highest quality of sustainability advice and inspire our clients regarding ESG. We continuously focus on ESG knowledge sharing and advisory across our specialist teams. Read our ESG report and get to know us even better. The report is a combination of text, video, and images, designed to be easily accessible, whether you are using a computer, tablet, or mobile: https://lnkd.in/d2ZAzC4B Happy reading! 📖

[Annual Review 2023] Here you go — enjoy our reading for the upcoming weekend. “2023 was a year in which we concentrated on further developing our advice and working with our clients, while balancing a number of ambitious internal projects to strengthen and refine our organisation,” says Managing Partner Christina Bruun Geertsen. For the first time, we are launching our annual review as a fully digital experience, designed to be accessible and interactive on any device—whether you're using a computer, tablet, or mobile phone. Please enjoy, and do not hesitate to contact us if you need further information or have any questions. #lawfirm #annualreview2023 #businesslaw #ExceedExpectations

ICLG published on April 4th, 2024, the guide "Public Investment Funds Laws and Regulations 2024", in which our contribution is a chapter that covers common issues in public investment funds – including registration, regulatory framework, marketing of public funds and tax treatment. The chapter offers you valuable insights into the regulation of investment funds, focusing on areas such as registration requirements, regulatory requirements and restrictions, marketing, and taxation. Our contributors are: Jacob Høeg Madsen, Louise Grøndahl Nielsen, Signe Thøgersen og Jonas Kristiansen. #ExceedExpectations #publicinvestmentfunds #ICLG #DanishLaw

We are pleased to have had the opportunity to contribute Danish legal expertise to the recently launched Global Aviation Resource Index (GARI) by Watson Farley & Williams. GARI serves as the premier resource for lessors and financiers in the aviation industry, offering insights into restructuring procedures worldwide. Don't miss out on this invaluable resource. Explore GARI now by using the link below. The aviation team at Kromann Reumert is always happy to assist. Please reach out to Mette Riber Rasmussen and Teis Gullitz-Wormslev https://www.wfw.com/gari

Global elite thought leaders? We have a few of them! 🏆 Who's Who Legal researches and compiles on their platform an annual overview of the world's leading commercial lawyers. Based on nominations by peers, corporate counsels and market analyses, Who's Who Legal has listed seven of our partners as "Thought Leaders - Global Elite 2024" within their fields. Huge congratulations to our "global elite thought leaders": 🌍 Nicolai Lindgreen: IP - Patents 🌍 Marianne Granhøj: Labour & Employment 🌍 Jacob Høeg Madsen: Fintech 🌍 Bart Creve: Competition 🌍 Nicolaj Bording: Life Sciences - Patent Litigation 🌍 Jeppe Lefevre Olsen: Government - Government Contracts 🌍 Arne Mollin Ottosen: Corporate Tax - Controversy https://lnkd.in/dsRcwJ7F

Upcycling has become a widespread trend, and while upcycling may have environmental benefits, it raises a number of legal issues. In this article, we take a closer look at the trademark and marketing law challenges that companies should consider in their upcycling initiatives. Read more about the trademark and marketing law perspectives on upcycling: https://lnkd.in/diJBFFgX

Since the 1980s, stringent documentation requirements for medicinal products have grown necessary for obtaining marketing authorization. Without it, these products cannot enter the market. Extensive documentation, especially for safety and efficacy, shortens the effective patent protection period compared to other technologies. Consequently, various jurisdictions, including the EU, have implemented rules to provide supplementary protection for medicinal products. The European Commission has proposed a revision to the rules governing Supplementary Protection Certificates (SPC) for medicinal products in the EU. Presented on July 26, 2023, the proposal aims to improve and simplify the SPC application process, enhancing efficiency and legal certainty. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e6Q-P-Qp

Last night [November 9] Hillary Roberts and Mette Riber Rasmussen had the pleasure of representing Kromann Reumert at the annual Who's Who Legal  awards in London where Kromann Reumert won the award for Danish law firm of the year for the 18th time. The event was hosted at the beautiful Honourable Artillery Company in the City and the night was a great opportunity to catch up with international contacts and make new ones.  #KromannReumert #WWLAwards #DanishLawFirmOfTheYear

Friday, the Maritime and Commercial High Court ruled in the dispute over the sale of Gram Equipment, entering judgment in favour of Procuritas Capital Investors IV, a private equity fund, its advisers Procuritas Partners AB, and its former managing partner. Frank Bøggild, Kolja Staunstrup, Linnea Clara Klingberg-Jensen and Tobias Thomsen assisted Procuritas Partners and its former managing partner in the case. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dKfEVHMb

The EU Green Bonds Regulation has now been approved by both the European Parliament and the Council and now awaits the publication in the EU's Official Journal before entering into force 20 days later. It will start applying 12 months after its entry into force. This article covers certain key points of the Green Bonds Regulation, which needs to be complied with in order for issuers in the future being able to issue bonds labelled as "European Green Bonds" or "EuGBs".   This article also covers the recent regulatory spotlight that has been pointed at sustainability (ESG) disclosures in prospectuses and marketing materials concerning green bonds, sustainability-linked bonds and bonds in general.  Please reach out to Peter Kirkehei Qvist and August Nicolai Fristad Boe for any questions.