Danish Law

All work and any disputes arising from the collaboration shall be governed by Danish law. In the event of a disagreement that cannot be resolved through mutual dialogue and negotiation, the parties shall make reasonable efforts to reach an amicable resolution. If no agreement can be reached, the dispute can be subject to legal proceedings. Any such proceedings must be brought before the Court of Copenhagen, Denmark, which shall have exclusive jurisdiction.

Any legal proceedings cannot be transferred to another jurisdiction or country.

Rules and Framework for This Website

In this document, reference is made to the organisation/brand Hoffeldt. It is presented via this website, Hoffeldt.net, and its associated subpages. This includes the domains hoffeldt.net, hoffeldt.com, and hoffeldt.dk, as well as any projects that refer to Hoffeldt.net as affiliated with or directly related to the Hoffeldt brand. By using the aforementioned website that has brought you to this platform, you hereby confirm that you have seen the link, visited this site, read through this content, and accepted its terms. On this sub-website of the Hoffeldt brand, you will find the framework and guidelines for using this website, as well as information related to the initiation of a potential collaboration. The focus areas outlined here reflect our commitments, and they will constitute the applicable framework and regulations for this information platform, the social media channels we operate, and our collaboration partners.

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