Born: 1981

Lawyer: 2009

Areas of expertise:

For more than 10 years, Sarah Jano has worked with matters pertaining to public law concerning regulation of construction and infrastructure projects, and in that connection she is a specialist in the fields of law concerning supply and wiring, compulsory acquisition, law relating to adjoining properties, legislation pertaining to roads, and she also has great experience with matters pertaining to planning control and environmental law.

Sarah is one on the leading specialists in the country in the field of wiring, and she has been directly involved in a lot of the cases about rights and appraisal regarding the scope and understanding of the guest principle that have been conducted during the past 10 years for the government construction authorities, and which have been directive for the distribution of expenses for wiring works in connection with the execution of public construction and infrastructure projects.

Sarah’s considerable experience in the field also includes assistance to public construction authorities, construction clients and companies concerning signing of wiring protocol agreements and reimbursement agreements as well as the drafting of declaration paradigms for securing wiring installation on publicly of privately owned areas and in that connection also negotiations between municipalities and municipal utility companies. In that connection she is used to enter into close co-operation with technical advisers.

In addition to matters related to existing utility plants, Sarah also provides advice on matters pertaining to establishing new utilities in, among other things, development projects including pertaining to power supply and connection regulations, waste water supply and payment of joining fees etc., and in that connection she has great experience in conclusion of land development agreements with the utility companies.

Sarah is also a very experienced litigator, and she conducts litigations in all the courts in the country and the appraisal authorities within all the areas of expropriation law, including matters pertaining to the legality of compulsory acquisition, matters of compensation, roads as well as the range and understanding of the guest principle, utility matters, and payment according to the waste water payment act, land development legislation and the environment as such.

Sarah conducts courses and events within her competence areas on an ongoing basis.

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