EU Law, Public Procurement Law and Competition Law

The conduct of companies on the market today is subject to increasing public regulation. More and more of these rules are laid down in directives and regulations and therefore come from the EU Treaty and Denmark's membership of the European Union.

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It is essential to be familiar with the rules of public procurement law, EU law and competition law, but as a company it can be difficult to keep up with the increasing level of regulation.

We have extensive experience in advising companies on the applicable EU rules, including public procurement law and competition law. We are here to act as your sounding board and partner and advise on compliance with all applicable legislation at all times.

Our advice includes

EU Law

The close partnership between EU member states has a growing impact on the legal situation in Denmark. Consequently, it is a good idea to be familiar with EU law, both in the form of EU directives and regulations and in the form of the rulings of the Court of Justice of the European Union.

Competition Law

Companies need to be familiar with and comply with the comprehensive rules of competition law, which lay down restrictions both on how companies act on the market and on the agreements they make with their partners.

Public Procurement Law

Today there is a lot of focus on procurement rules, and it is essential to establish whether contracts are subject to the rules governing public calls for tenders. If this is the case, as the contracting entity you should ensure that a call for tenders is implemented correctly.