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Claes Wildfang

Partner Claes Wildfang is an experienced litigator where his primary focus lies within IP (currently ranked in IP) and corporate matters. Furthermore, Claes has experience in cross border litigation in India, France, Germany, UK and USA as well in bound as out bound. His litigation experience ranges from the ordinary courts to arbitration. He has a long-standing relationship with the local university (Aarhus University), where he has previously taught international arbitration to the Vis Moot team for the past five years, and he has a strong grasp on different arbitration rules. Claes is appointed by the Danish Bar Association (Advokatnævnet) as one of the few lawyers to represent the Bar Association in litigation matters. He is a regular in the High Courts and Commercial and Maritime Court (a specialized court in IP and trade cases) and has to date tried 9 cases in the Supreme Court, to which he has held an admission since 2007. Finally, Claes is regularly appointed as an arbitrator in commercial disputes. · HortenDahl

DenmarkIntellectual Property, LitigationDanish, English

About

Partner and experienced litigator focused on intellectual property and corporate matters, with extensive cross-border litigation experience (India, France, Germany, UK, USA) across ordinary courts and arbitration. Regularly appointed as an arbitrator, represents litigation matters for the Danish Bar Association, and has tried nine Supreme Court cases (admitted to the Supreme Court since 2007).

Practice areas

Intellectual PropertyLitigationInternational ArbitrationCorporate / M&A

Office

Expertise

Cross-border litigation (India, France, Germany, UK, USA)International arbitration (teaching experience with Aarhus University Vis Moot team)Supreme Court advocacy (9 cases tried; admitted since 2007)Commercial and Maritime Court practice (IP and trade cases)

Education

  • Master of Laws, Aarhus University (1999)
  • Bachelor in Business Administration and Commercial Law, Aarhus Business School (1996)

Admissions

  • Admitted to the Supreme Court of Denmark (since 2007)
  • Appointed by the Danish Bar Association (Advokatnævnet) to represent the Bar in litigation matters

Languages

DanishEnglish