EU funding

Legal advice on EU funding from application to reporting

Applying for EU funding is a complex process. You may be familiar with the relevant EU funds and application deadlines, but what documentation is required, and how are your project partners already legally committed at the application stage?

EU funding comes with a set of specific conditions that must be respected throughout the entire project. What happens if doubts arise along the way as to whether these conditions are still being fulfilled? And how should you handle any changes in the project, both in relation to the EU and your project partners?

We advise on how to best prevent legal risks throughout the entire funding process and ensure that both you and your project partners are properly committed and fully aware of your respective liabilities.

Controls, audits and disputes in relation to EU funding

It is a fundamental funding condition that any project may be subject to audit by the European Court of Auditors or the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF). We help prepare your organisation and your project partners for audits and provide guidance on how to ensure proper documentation and compliance throughout the project lifecycle. If a project partner fails to deliver as agreed or lacks adequate documentation, we assist in swiftly clarifying the situation.

Receive specialised advice on EU funding

Contact our specialists. We are ready to assist you. We bring extensive experience from working with EU institutions, including engagement in dialogues and processes, as well as interpretation of the underlying EU regulations, application requirements, and grant agreements. We also provide support in negotiating and interpreting contracts for dispute resolution, including proceedings before Danish courts and the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU).