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Advokatfirman Nordia

BOX 70389, WORLD TRADE CENTER, KUNGSBRON 1, 107 24 STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN
Tel:
Work +46 8 56 30 81 00
Fax:
Fax +46 8 56 30 81 01
Web:
www.nordialaw.com
Email:
Stockholm, Oslo, Odense, Gothenburg, Copenhagen

What we say about the firm's legal practice in Sweden

Construction

Within Construction, tier 4

Per Sjödin at Advokatfirman Nordia advises on construction matters. Henrik Wetzenstein is ‘super-professional’.

Corporate and commercial

Within Corporate and commercial, tier 6

Advokatfirman Nordia’s Niklas Hemberg, Per Lindell and Lotta Spandel handle complex commercial matters.

Dispute resolution

Within Dispute resolution, tier 5

At Advokatfirman Nordia, Per Sjödin and Rickard Arvidsson handle cross-border commercial disputes and major arbitrations.

Environment

Within Environment, tier 4

Niklas Hemberg and Per Lindell at Advokatfirman Nordia specialise in district heating and wind power.

Insolvency

Within Insolvency, Advokatfirman Nordia is a third tier firm,

At Advokatfirman Nordia, Marita Cederholm, Lennart Olsson and Henrik Wetzenstein advise on statutory bankruptcies and corporate restructurings.

Insurance

Within Insurance, Advokatfirman Nordia is a third tier firm,

At Advokatfirman Nordia, Per Sjödin is singled out as ‘truly skilled in insurance and tort law’. Along with Johan Strömberg, Sjödin represented insurance companies, insurance brokers and insured parties.

Intellectual property and media

Within Intellectual property and media, tier 4

Mårten Stenström at Advokatfirman Nordia advises broadcasting networks, publishing houses, authors, composers and artists.

What we say worldwide

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Denmark

Offices in Copenhagen and Odense

Norway

Offices in Oslo

Sweden

Offices in Gothenburg and Stockholm

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Legal Developments in Sweden

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  • e-Commerce

    How can the government’s attitude and approach to internet issues best be described? Sweden has been at the forefront in deregulating the telecoms market and has encouraged the growth of competition in the broadband supplier market.
    - Foyen Advokatfirma AB

  • The Swedish Market Court prohibits airport operator Swedavia and its contractor EuroPark from...

    abusing their dominant positions by imposing unfair fees for taxis
    - Delphi

  • Unclear rules impact adversely on Swedish real estate market

    Unclear tax rules deter real estate investors and in the worst case may impact on new construction in Sweden. Today there is a risk that the Swedish real estate market will be drained of billions of kronor. The reason lies in the unpredictable application of a complex regulatory framework for taxation of real estate. In recent years, the law and its application has become more and more unpredictable and difficult to interpret.
    - Delphi

  • Enhanced deduction for corporate expenses on research and development

    Sweden is - in relative terms - one of the leading countries in the world within research and development. Most part of research and development in Sweden is financed by the industry, with a total contribution of 83 billion SEK in 2007.
    - Delphi

  • Simplified expert tax

    The purpose of the rules when they were introduced was to strengthen Sweden’s international competitiveness and to create incentives for companies to choose Sweden for start-ups and encourage companies to locate or retain leading management functions in Sweden.
    - Delphi

  • NORDIC SURVEY 2011

    The following results are based on an on-site survey of conference attendees, conducted by the law firm Delphi at the unquote” Nordic Private Equity Congress held in Stockholm on 31 May 2011. The survey captures the views of approximately 100 attendees representing all areas of the private equity industry.
    - Delphi

  • EU Directive Introduces a 5 per cent Risk Retention Requirement

    The Swedish Capital Adequacy and Large Exposures Act (Sw. Lag (2006:1371) om kapitaltäckning och stora exponeringar) has been amended as part of the implementation of the Capital Requirement Directive (2009/111/EC) (CRD II). The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (Sw. Finansinspektionen) (SFSA) has also issued detailed regulations (FFFS 2007:1) (as amended) implementing CRD II.
    - Delphi

  • New Remuneration Regulations

    The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (Sw. Finansinspektionen) issued new regulations on 1 March 2011, introducing new requirements for finan cial institutions to implement remuneration policies that are consistent with their long-term financial results.
    - Delphi

  • ESMA – A new European Supervisory Authority

    As of 1 January 2011, a new system for the supervision of the European financial market is in place.
    - Delphi

  • Increased Deposit Insurance

    The deposit insurance is a state-provided guarantee of deposits in respect of all types of accounts at banks and securities companies. The deposit insurance was as of 31 December 2010 increased to EUR 100,000 per customer from the previous level of EUR 50,000.
    - Delphi
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