Christina Laybourn Westergaard

Christina Laybourn Westergaard

Christina Laybourn Westergaard

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Meliha Hassenkam Rasmussen

Meliha Hassenkam Rasmussen

Meliha Hassenkam Rasmussen

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Phillip Dobson

Phillip Dobson

Phillip Dobson

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Johanna Kehlet Christoffersen

Johanna Kehlet Christoffersen

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Katrine Westhausen Gottlieb

Katrine Westhausen Gottlieb

Katrine W. Gottlieb specializes in litigation and dispute resolution, with a particular focus on white-collar crime and complex criminal matters. She also has experience advising and representing clients in construction disputes and arbitration.

Katrine has acted as defense counsel in major criminal proceedings involving tax evasion and claims for the recovery of dividend tax. Her practice also includes complex cases concerning fraud, unlawful commission arrangements and violations of environmental legislation.

She has a right of audience before the Danish Supreme Court and serves as an alternate member of the Danish Appeals Permission Board, which considers applications for access to appeal. Katrine is also a member of the Danish Bar and Law Society’s Criminal Law Committee and represents Denmark on the Criminal Law Committee of the Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe (CCBE).

Alongside her practice, Katrine teaches professional ethics as part of the Danish bar qualification programme and has taught at the University of Copenhagen for several years. She is the co-author of Good Legal Practice – Case Law Collection and Good Legal Practice for Defence Counsel.

Katrine combines extensive courtroom experience with a strong understanding of complex regulatory and criminal matters. She is particularly experienced in cases where significant commercial, reputational and personal interests are at stake.

Miya Akselgaard

Miya Akselgaard

Miya Akselgaard is an attorney with a broad litigation and dispute resolution practice, with a particular focus on construction and infrastructure disputes. She has extensive experience advising on complex disputes arising from both public and private construction projects.

Miya has represented Danish and international clients in some of Scandinavia’s most significant construction disputes, including matters relating to major infrastructure projects and large-scale public developments. Her practice covers the full range of contentious construction matters, from contractual disputes and project failures to termination and compensation.

She also advises clients on distressed construction projects, where legal, commercial and operational interests must be addressed simultaneously. In such situations, Miya works closely with the parties involved to establish a constructive framework for cooperation, protect her client’s position and, to the greatest extent possible, maintain progress on the project while the underlying legal issues are resolved.

Miya has extensive advocacy experience before the Danish Building and Construction Arbitration Board, arbitral tribunals constituted under the Danish Institute of Arbitration, ad hoc arbitral tribunals and the Danish courts, including the High Courts.

In addition to her construction practice, Miya represents businesses and private clients in a broad range of commercial disputes and negotiations, including disputes involving public authorities.

Miya is particularly valued for her strategic and pragmatic approach to complex disputes, combining strong legal analysis with a clear understanding of her clients’ commercial interests.

Bilal Bezzarougi

Bilal Bezzarougi

Bilal Bezzarougi er ansat i o:c som trainee. Som trainee udfører han lettere selvstændig sagsbehandling og bidrager med underentrepriser og veldefinerede opgaver i større sager.

Thor Kromann-Mortensøn

Thor Kromann-Mortensøn

Thor Kromann-Mortensøn

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Sune Klinge

Sune Klinge

Sune Klinge focuses on litigation and arbitration and has extensive experience in advising on compliance and climate law issues. He is a certified arbitrator.

Sune Klinge has particular expertise in public law, including cases involving conflicts between Danish law and EU law or human rights. This includes, for example, cases in the field of environmental law or real estate.

The legal certainty of citizens and the difference between being right and be given right have always been motivating for Sune Klinge, and are also the analytical guideline for his research at the University of Copenhagen, including Sune Klinge’s PhD thesis on EU directives and fundamental rights. Sune Klinge advises businesses, NGOs and ordinary citizens.

Sune Klinge is a member of Young Arbitrators Copenhagen (YAC) and The Danish Arbitration Association. He has also served as a temporarily appointed judge in the Eastern High Court and has thus gained in-depth knowledge of litigation, including criminal law and criminal procedure.

Sune Klinge has also been a visiting researcher at the internationally leading European University Institute in Florence, Italy.

Sune Klinge regularly participates in the public debate through, for example, columns and public debate events, where the green agenda in particular is a recurring focal point.

Tina Lytzen

Tina Lytzen

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