Information in english

Yes, Stigaard Grove can assist with personal injury matters in Denmark.

This may include traffic accidents, work-related injuries, clinical negligence, violent crime or private accident insurance claims.

The first step is to have your situation assessed, so you understand your legal options under Danish rules.

Depending on your case, compensation may include pain and suffering, loss of earnings, treatment expenses, permanent injury, loss of earning capacity and future treatment costs.

If a person dies because of an accident, close relatives may also be entitled to compensation in certain situations.

Each claim depends on the facts, medical documentation and applicable Danish compensation rules.

No. You can contact Stigaard Grove in English and describe your situation.

It is helpful if you can send relevant documents, such as medical records, insurance letters, police reports or decisions from Danish authorities.

The case can then be assessed based on the information available.

You should send a short description of what happened and any documents you already have.

This may include medical information, correspondence with insurance companies, accident reports, employment information or receipts for expenses.

You do not need to have everything ready before making contact, but clear documentation helps the assessment.

You are welcome to contact Stigaard Grove for a non-committal conversation about your options.

If the case requires further legal assistance, the terms and costs should be clarified before the work continues.

This gives you a clear basis for deciding whether to proceed.

The timeline depends on the type of injury, the available documentation and whether insurance companies or authorities need to make assessments.

Some issues can be clarified relatively quickly, while cases involving permanent injury or loss of earning capacity may take longer.

You should receive guidance on the likely process and what steps are needed next.