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Dispute Resolution.
Position
Johan Strömbäck is a partner practicing in Setterwalls’ dispute resolution group. His main practice areas are arbitration (international and domestic) and litigation. His areas of specialization include joint venture, M&A, shareholders, sales, distribution and investment disputes in the manufacturing, telecommunications, banking and transport sectors. With a background in corporate advisory and transactions he is regularly engaged in a broad variety of contentious corporate matters.
Career
2003- Setterwalls 2001-2003, Huddinge District Court, law clerk.
Languages
English.
Member
Johan is a member of the IBA (International Bar Association), AIJA (Union Internationale des Jeunes Avocats), the SAA (Swedish Arbitration Association and YAS (Young Arbitrators Stockholm).
Education
2000, University of Stockholm (LL.M.).
Sweden
Dispute resolution
Within: Dispute resolution
Setterwalls fields a large team of experienced lawyers, which handle a variety of disputes ranging from corporate and commercial proceedings to litigation in the IP and construction sectors. Practice co-head Hans Dahlberg Kolga represented Sweden’s public employment agency Arbetsförmedlingen in proceedings against CGI relating to the termination of a contract for the installation and operation of an electronic filing system. Group co-head Johan Strömbäck is recognised for his 'thorough and honest advice', and Johan Karlbom and Emma Fredberg are the key contacts in Gothenburg.