Skills

For us, skills are closely associated with experience. Briefly put, this means that each individual solicitor must possess a solid foundation of concluded cases within his or her specialised area. Possessing insight into specific legal areas does not mean specialising in education alone, because there is naturally a difference between what is learned in theory and what actually occurs when theory is challenged by practice.

 

At Flink, Halling-Overgaard & Partners, our solicitors possess a number of core competencies in procedure,

negotiation and guidance. We offer guidance in connection with the assessment of potential court cases, as well as in conducting actual cases.

 

We specialise in providing legal advice relating to

 

• Generational change
• Tax law
• Liability of consultants and managers
• Company law
• Finance law
• Contract law
• Employment law
• Disciplinary cases
• Liability for damages
• Real estate
• General commercial law
• Arbitration cases
• Estate administration
• Insolvency, administration orders, etc.
• Trustee and supervisory duties
• Mediation

 

See also the core competencies of our individual solicitors.