Niels W. Fredsted obtained a cand. jur. degree from the University of Aarhus in 1969 was admitted to the bar in 1972 and to the Supreme Court in 1982. He was appointed Defence Counsel in 1984.

Niles W. Fredsted primarily advises in matters concerning criminal law, civil litigation, commercial law and foundations and associations.

Kjeld Fruensgaard was born in 1948 in Copenhagen. He obtained a cand. jur. degree 1972 and was admitted to the bar and the Courts of Appeals in 1976 and to the Supreme Court in 1981.

Worked from 1973 with the law firm Dragsted, Kromann, Nørregaard & Friis and later with the firm højesteretssagfører Jørgen Pedersen. Own practise since 1982.

Kjeld Fruensgaard primarily advises in matters concerning company and commercial law issues including intellectual property (copyright, trademarks, design and patents) and competition and marketing law.

Henning Schiøtt was born 1953 in Copenhagen and admitted to the bar in 1985 and the Supreme Court in 1990. Own practice since 1985.

Henning Schiøtt primarily advises in matters concerning commercial issues including contracts, commercial real estate and leases, franchising, company law and mergers and acquisitions.

Christian Emmeluth was born 1953 in Kolding and obtained a cand. jur. degree from the University of Copenhagen in 1977. He was admitted to the bar in 1980 and the Supreme Court in 1988. Christian Emmeluth graduated from New York University in 1981, (Master of Comparative Jurisprudence, MCJ) and has worked in London from 1988 to 1992.

Christian Emmeluth primarily advises in matters concerning commercial law including tax and company law issues.

Christian Emmeluth is a member of the Danish Bar Association, International Bar Association and the International Fiscal Association and the Association of European Lawyers. Christian Emmeluth has written “Business Operation in Denmark” which is published by Bureau of National Affairs, Washington USA.

Carsten R Christiansen was born in 1949 in Glostrup and admitted to the bar in 1974.

Graduated as state authorized real estate agent in 1975 from the School of the Association of Danish Real Estate Agents, Copenhagen.

Member of the firm Goldschmidt & Christiansen in 1979. Sole owner of the firm as of 1 January 1986 and after the death of Mr. Erik M Goldschmidt the firm changed its name to Christiansen & Goldschmidt ApS.

Carsten R.Christiansen primarily advises in matters concerning letting of real property, administration of foundations and estates, civil litigation and a provides a wide range of services to private clients, including conveyance of land and family law.

Susanne Borch was born in 1950 in Copenhagen and was admitted to the bar in 1980. Susanne Borch has obtained an LLM in International Business Law from London University.

Susanne Borch primarily advises in matters concerning employment law, administration of estates and construction law but does also render advice on family law and trusts and foundations.

Susanne Borch has carried out research on international and comparative labour law for 4 years in London and has had articles on these issues published by international publishers. She is an assistant professor at the University of Copenhagen and Copenhagen International Business Scholl and teaches legal subjects in Danish as well as English.

Susanne Borch is a member of the International Bar Association, the Association of European Lawyers and is the editor of the international Employment Handbook published by the international publisher Kluwer.

Michael Nathan obtained a cand.jur. degree from the University of Copenhagen in 1990 and was admitted to the bar and the Courts of Appeals in 1993 and the Supreme Court in 2002.

Michael Nathan worked with the Ministry of Justice, the Agency for Legal Information in 1990 and from 1990 to 1993 as an articled clerk with the law firms Lund-Nielsen & Kønig A/S and Pedersen & Jantzen. Michael Nathan was then employed by several law firms including the law firm of Lars Dinesen from 1993 to 2002. Since 2002 Michael Nathan has had his own practice.

Michael Nathan is educated mediator by the Danish Bar Association and is a member of the Association of Mediators.

Michael Nathan is appointed by the Social Security Agency in the municipalities of Copenhagen and Frederiksberg in matters concerning the use of force according to the Act on Social Services.

Michael Nathan primarily advices on commercial matters including construction law, marketing law, intellectual property, employment law, contracts, litigation and mediation.

For further information see www.nathan.ns

Jakob Busse was born in 1963 in Copenhagen. He obtained a cand. jur, degree in 1989 and was admitted to the bar in 1998 and the Supreme Court in 2006

Jacob Busse primarily advices in matters concerning real property especially matters concerning residential and commercial leases, formation of co-ops and matters related thereto, purchase and sale of real property, construction law and civil litigation.

Jakob Busse is a member of the Rent Control Board of Copenhagen and a judge at the Rent Tribunal of the Court of Frederiksberg.

Lene Diemer was born in 1961 and obtained her cand. jur. degree from the University of Copenhagen in 1988. Prior to the admission to the Bar in 2000 Lene Diemer was employed as a civil servant with the Ministry of Education the Ministry of Culture Affairs and the Danish Refugee Council. Lene Diemer worked with the lawyers Paabøl and Foldschack before starting her own firm in 2003.

Lene Diemer is educated as mediator by the Danish Bar Association in 2008 and is a member of the board of Danske Mediator advokater, is a member of Danske Ansættelsesadvokater and is also a member of a number of foundations.

Lene Diemer specializes in advising private activity centers, shared dwellings, foundations, institutions, companies and associations dealing with social activities or educational activities. Her special area of practice does also encompass associations for the next of kin and special interest groups. Lene Diemer is the only lawyer who a build her practice on these areas of specialty and advises and teaches all over the country with in theses subject matters.
Lene Diemer advises on foundation law, company law employment law, property law and applications to local communities and other authorities in relation to area of specialty.

Michael Jørgensen was born in 1952 in Copenhagen and admitted the bar in 2008. Michael Jørgensen work for 28 years in Københavns Overpræsidium - now the State Administration for Greater Copenhagen -, the Ministry of Justice - family law division -, the Tax Court, and was the head officer of the Civil Affairs Agency and of the family law division of County of Frederiksborg.

Michael Jørgensen primarily advises in matters on family law including international matters on this issue, adoption, trust law, custody matters and wills. Michael Jørgensen further advises in the conveyance of land.