Rune Hamborg
Rune Hamborg provides advice on all aspects of Danish and EU competition law.
Rune has a right of audience before the Danish High Courts and is recognised by The Legal 500 within ‘EU and competition’. He is also a member of the Committee of Representatives of the Association of Danish Law Firms.
Qualifications
The Danish Competition Law Society
Dansk Forening for Udbudsret (the Danish association for procurement law)
Experience
- Rune acted for Copenhagen Airports A/S in the so-called Terminal A case, whose outcome was that Copenhagen Airports A/S was entirely justified in refusing to allow the Terminal A company to operate a new passenger terminal at Copenhagen Airport.
- Rune acted for DB Cargo/Deutsche Bahn in connection with the railway accident on the Great Belt Bridge in 2019.
- Rune acted for DB Cargo/Deutsche Bahn in a case determined in 2022 by the Eastern High Court of Denmark, which held that the decision by the Danish Rail Regulatory Body on significant changes in the rates for so-called combi-terminals was void.
Partner, DLA Piper Denmark, since 2018
Partner, Delacour, 2009-2018
Partner, DAHL Advokatpartnerselskab, 2006-2008
Attorney, Kromann Reumert, 2000-2005
Assistant Attorney, Kromann Reumert, 1997-2000
Rune is a member of the Committee of Representatives of the Association of Danish Law Firms.
Rune lectures on competition law and international law as well as on the code of conduct for lawyers. He also lectures at the Danish Institute for IPR Training.
Rankings
Rune is recognized by The Legal 500 within 'EU, Competition and Public Procurement'.
"Under the leadership of ‘highly competent and reliable’ Rune Hamborg advises on Danish and EU competition law, as well as state aid and public procurement. The team regularly acts for Copenhagen Airports, Celesio and DB Cargo Scandinavia."
‘Rune Hamborg is very customer-oriented and has a very good business understanding of our business activities. He is highly competent in his field of activity.’
Insights
Rune has authored a number of articles on competition-law issues.
“Getting the Deal Through”, Danish Air Transport, 2019
Relevant news
The Danish Medicines Agency may order Danish life science companies to undertake far-reaching commitments to secure supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic
Increasing prices for COVID-19 relevant products and certain pharmaceuticals may violate competition law
