Defence lawyer in criminal cases. On the courts’ list since 2001.
About Jacob Kiil
Criminal law
I practise criminal law, defending people who are suspected or charged in criminal cases.
Court-appointed defence
I am on the Danish courts’ list of defence counsel, so a court can appoint me in your case. On the list since 2001.
Supreme Court audience
A lawyer since 1994. Right of audience before the High Court from 1994 and the Supreme Court from 1999.
By appointment only
If I have been appointed in your case, or you would like to ask for me as your defence lawyer, call or write. See contact
Experience and education
A law degree from the University of Copenhagen in 1991, and a lawyer since 1994.
- Member of the Patient Injury Appeals Board (Patientskadeankenævnet)
- 2006-2014
- Board member, Association of Court-Appointed Defence Lawyers in Copenhagen
- 2001-2012
- Appointed to the courts’ list of defence counsel (beneficeret)
- 2001
- Right of audience before the Supreme Court
- 1999
- Right of audience before the High Court
- 1994
- Admitted to the Danish Bar (advokat)
- 1994
- Master of Laws (cand.jur.), University of Copenhagen
- 1991
Contact
Call or write. Meetings by appointment only.
- Phone
- To follow
- To follow
- Visit
- By appointment only
- CVR (company no.)
- 30252101
Client information
The law firm Jacob Kiil operates as a sole proprietorship, CVR no. 30252101.
The Law Office of Jacob Kiil holds bank accounts with Danske Bank: Business account: 3001 3001775863
Attorney Jacob Kiil has established guidelines for the handling of personal data. The guidelines are available in PDF format here (in Danish).
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