Kim Frost

Kim Frost serves as a Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen since 2009, affiliated with the Center for Business Law and Public Regulation. Her academic journey includes prior positions at Copenhagen Business School (2004-2009) following legal practice at Danish law firms Kromann/Reumert and Rønne & Lundgren (2001-2004).

Education:

• 1997: Cand.jur. (Master of Laws) from University of Copenhagen
• 2001: Ph.D. from University of Copenhagen

Research Focus: Professor Frost specializes in Contract Law, Private Law, IT Law, and Intellectual Property Law with particular expertise in Danish obligations law. Her scholarship examines contractual remedies, evidence burden in commercial disputes, lease termination procedures, and regulatory compliance in business contexts, frequently addressing practical applications within Denmark's legal framework.

Publication Trends: Her 35 research outputs (2016-2023) demonstrate consistent focus on obligations law through books, journal articles, and teaching materials. Recent work analyzes lease law disputes, limitation act criteria in construction contracts, and obligation-to-offer regulations, revealing deep engagement with commercial law's intersection with housing and property rights in Scandinavian contexts.

Academic Service: Frost has served as subject leader for bachelor's and master's courses in contract law and lease law since 2009. Her teaching materials include multiple editions of obligations law case books with instructor guides, reflecting her commitment to legal pedagogy in Danish and English.

Linguistic Capabilities: Fluent in Danish, English, Swedish, and Norwegian, enabling broad scholarly engagement across Nordic legal communities.