Lawyers For Traffic Accidents In Copenhagen Near Me

4worldlovers: From Copenhagen we provide specialist insurance law services to Danish, Scandinavian and international insurers, and base our expert advice on a deep understanding of those markets, alongside our expertise in global insurance markets.

Our primary focus is on the insurance and reinsurance sector, including cyber and data risks, but we also work with clients within banking and finance, construction and engineering, the public sector, healthcare and rail.

Kennedys’ Copenhagen office has represented insurers in several cases of material importance for the insurance sector in arbitration, the High Courts and the Supreme Court.

In recent years the handling of particular sensitive cases has drawn the attention of both international and national media. Our team in Copenhagen has panel lawyer appointments and cooperation agreements with several leading insurers in the Danish, Scandinavian and global markets, supporting our status as the go-to law firm within insurance.

They are highly qualified experts in the insurance industry with individually tailored solutions for each specific request.

Globally, Kennedys is a fast-growing law firm with 42 global offices, focusing on dispute resolution and advisory services, particularly in the insurance/reinsurance and liability sectors. Kennedys employs more than 2,200 people worldwide and has a further 28 associate offices in strategic jurisdictions.

The firm provides clients with a direct, swift, and tailor-made service taking into account the market situation and market standards of various jurisdictions worldwide. With such a broad international network, the Copenhagen office is able to offer global reach with outstanding local expertise.

When dealing with cross-border issues, Kennedys involves lawyers from different jurisdictions, which allows them to consider the issue deeply and to ensure all the aspects are reviewed.

Our latest global report finds that the insurance industry has a central role in building wider understanding about climate-related risks and in mitigating against those risks.