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Joachim Agrell

Joachim Agrell

Joachim Agrell is a partner in Mannheimer Swartling’s Corporate Taxation group where he heads up the firm’s service offering in the area of VAT. He has over 20 years of experience from advising on VAT in transactions, VAT linked to services within the banking, finance and insurance area, VAT within the real estate sector, international trade, etc. He also assists clients in VAT litigation and correspondence with the Swedish Tax Agency. In addition to advising the firm’s tax clients, Joachim is involved in many of the firm’s other practice groups’ matters as major projects and transactions most often involves complex VAT issues. His advice covers both the actual handling of VAT and appropriate VAT clauses to regulate the VAT issue correctly and to ensure that any VAT risk is taken into account and managed accordingly. For larger corporate groups, Joachim helps out with VAT issues related to restructuring and intra-group transactions, e.g. VAT on business transfers and potential right to deduct input VAT related to specific transactions, corporate and shareholder costs, and investment activities etc. Joachim also assists in tax payers’ correspondence with the Swedish Tax Agency, both in desk investigations and more extensive audits. In the event that the matter is referred to the administrative courts, Joachim acts as a counsel and ensures that all arguments in support of the taxpayer’s view are presented accordingly. Joachim has held hundreds of seminars on various VAT issues and authored several articles on VAT in various industry magazines. Over the years, he has been involved in various contexts such as the industry organization FAR, Accountancy Europe, the European Commission’s VAT Expert Group, etc. where general tax issues, policy issues, law enforcement issues and legal certainty issues have been discussed and pursued in public opinion.
Camilla Appelgren

Camilla Appelgren

Camilla Appelgren is the chair of Mannheimer Swartling’s Healthcare and Life Sciences group. She has extensive experience advising clients in the pharmaceutical, medical technology, biotech, food and cosmetics industries. Camilla’s work covers regulatory issues, contract negotiations, research collaborations, clinical trials, market access, licensing, and other commercial matters such as manufacturing, supply, and distribution. She also advises on healthcare compliance, including marketing, cooperation with healthcare professionals, and funding of external research projects. Camilla regularly represents clients before Swedish authorities and courts in pricing, reimbursement and substitution matters, and also assists with corporate transactions, including acquisitions and investments within the life sciences sector. Camilla has broad experience in complex data protection issues, particularly in clinical trials, and works with a wide range of clients — from established pharmaceutical and medical device companies to hospitals, research institutions and investors.
Anders Bergsten

Anders Bergsten

Anders Bergsten is a member of Mannheimer Swartling’s Contracts, Tech, Intellectual Property and Compliance practice group, based in the firm’s Stockholm office. He advises clients on a wide range of national and international commercial matters, with a focus on IT and technology, digital compliance, information security and protective security. Anders’ practice mainly consists of advising on complex delivery, outsourcing and procurement projects as well as advising on digital regulatory matters, data and privacy matters, and data breach cases.
Oscar Björman Possne

Oscar Björman Possne

Oscar Björkman Possne works within Mannheimer Swartling’s Intellectual, Marketing and Media and IT/Tech pratices and is based in the firm’s Stockholm office. His experience include drafting and negotiating complex license, research and development agreements as well as other types of cooperation agreements and projects. Oscar represents clients in a range of intellectual property and marketing related disputes and regularly act as counsel before the patent and market courts. He also assists with reviewing and handling intellectual property and IT and technology in large and complex transactions. Oscar joined the firm in 2008 and is a member of the Swedish Bar Association.
Stefan Brocker

Stefan Brocker

Stefan Brocker specialises in domestic and international arbitration and domestic litigation and contentious as well as non-contentious matters relating to logistics, transport, shipping & offshore. In addition, Stefan Brocker has extensive experience of board related matters and he is further a board member of several companies. Stefan Brocker is chairman of Mannheimer Swartling’s Shipping & Transportation practice. Stefan Brocker is a member of the board of European Maritime Lawyers Organisation and member of the Editorial Board of IBA Dispute Resolution Review. Stefan has acted as counsel in numerous arbitrations under the SCC, the ICC, UNCITRAL and other rules in both Sweden and abroad. He has also gained considerable experience as an arbitrator, including several appointments as a sole arbitrator and as chairman. Stefan has acted in disputes encompassing a wide range of areas such as Supply, Licensing, Share and Asset Purchases, Agency and Distribution as well as a wide range of industries such as Automotive, Shipping, Construction, Pharmaceutical, Securities and Finance. In recent years he has focused particularly on disputes concerning orders for larger ship structures such as oil tankers, rigs, floating fish farms and other offshore structures.
Anna Bryngelsson

Anna Bryngelsson

Anna Bryngelsson is a member of the firm’s practice group for Environmental Law. She advises clients on a wide spectrum of environmental law matters, particularly focusing on permitting/licensing of industrial operations. She has substantial experience of processing in courts and administrative proceedings before authorities, in large and complex processes as well as minor ones. Anna assists clients in a broad range of regulatory matters, especially in areas relevant to industrial operations. Some of her focus areas are emissions trading (EU ETS) and legislation concerning plant protection products. In connection with transactions, Anna advises on management of environmental risks such as contaminated land or compliance issues.
Henric Diefke

Henric Diefke

Henric Diefke is partner since 2005 and specialised in employment law, work environment and pensions. Henric is head of the firm’s Employment and Pensions practice group and has more than 20 years’ experience of providing complex employment law advice to Swedish and foreign employers within virtually all industry sectors. Henric’s work includes re-organizations, collective and individual dismissals, union negotiations, disputes, transaction related employment law, employment terms and conditions for senior executives, pensions, work environment (physical and psychosocial), discrimination and internal investigations. Henric is regularly engaged as lecturer within employment law in Sweden.
Madeleine Edqvist

Madeleine Edqvist

Madeleine Edqvist is member of the firm’s Environment practise group and the Energy sector group. She is specialised in environment and energy law with main focus on regulatory matters and the renewable energy sector, such as matters related to wind power, solar, hydrogen, electricity networks and the energy market at large. She has also a broad experience of various industrial and infrastructure sectors and regularly advises clients in complex permitting and licensing processes before courts and authorities, as well as and in other legal proceedings. Madelene is regularly involved in advising on energy and environment law aspects in transactions, commercial contracts and projects. She is also engaged in the firm’s Sustainability and ESG group and works with clients in climate and energy transition related matters.
Carolina Flagge

Carolina Flagge

Carolina Flagge assists clients with advice on regulatory issues, with a particular focus on payment services, electronic money, consumer credits and corporate loans. Carolina’s work includes advice in relation to fintech and in connection with permit applications, supervisory matters with the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority, structural issues and general advice on issues concerning Swedish and EU regulations. Carolina assists both start-ups and established banks, financial institutions, electronic money issuers and payment service providers as well as other companies and entrepreneurs in the financial sector.
Johan Granehult

Johan Granehult

Johan Granehult’s practice focuses on construction, real estate and the manufacturing industry. He advises clients on infrastructure projects and other major construction and industrial projects, on real estate-related matters, and on a wide range of industrial agreements. In recent years, Johan has been extensively involved in projects relating to the green transition of industry, including production plants for electric-vehicle batteries, green steel, green aluminium, green fuels, recycling of products and more. In these projects, Johan provides advice on land acquisitions, design and engineering agreements, construction agreements, supply agreements for process equipment, offtake agreements and various types of cooperation agreements. Johan is also active in the transition to a climate-neutral energy system, including Sweden’s nuclear power sector. He has extensive international experience and has for many years worked on projects in, among other regions, the Middle East, China, Russia and Western Europe.
Adam Green

Adam Green

Adam Green’s practice focuses primarily on mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures and majority and minority investments across multiple industries. He works regularly with media and emerging technology clients, often representing Swedish founders and startups in their growth and exit phases, and frequently represents foreign clients in Swedish matters as well as Swedish clients in transactions with an international element. Adam is actively engaged in training the firm’s M&A lawyers and is a regular lecturer at Stockholm University, the Stockholm Center for Commercial Law, Handelshögskolan (the Stockholm School of Economics) and Domstolsakademin (Academy of Swedish judges).
Niklas Hagbard

Niklas Hagbard

Niklas Hagbard is chair of Mannheimer Swartling’s practice group for Corporate Taxation. Niklas has since 2007 worked with tax issues on a full time basis and advises clients in a wide range of tax matters, focusing on private equity. He provides advice on tax issues in connection with sale of companies and real estate, establishment of funds, restructurings, public offerings, refinancing, incentive schemes etc. Niklas also regularly represents clients in tax litigations and in advance tax rulings. Niklas is a board member of International Fiscal Association Sweden.
Martin Hallström

Martin Hallström

Martin Hallström is a member of the firm’s practice groups Corporate Commercial, IP, Marketing and Media as well as IT/Tech. He focuses in particular on intellectual property law and IT/tech law in a broad sense. He regularly advises on complex license, research and development agreements as well as other types of cooperation agreements and he has broad experience in outsourcing projects, procurement, technology-intensive projects, digital compliance as well as co-development projects, and joint ventures. Further, Martin also has broad experience of carve-outs and separations as well as tech transactions. Martin regularly gives lectures and holds seminars for clients and students at, among others, the University of Gothenburg and Chalmers Tekniska Högskola.
Hans Hammarbäck

Hans Hammarbäck

Hans Hammarbäck was a partner of the firm during the years 1997-2021. He has previously chaired the firm’s Dispute Resolution Group and the Insurance Group. Hans is a highly respected authority within the fields of insurance and reinsurance and has more than 30 years’ experience advising on commercial disputes. Hans has specialised in contentious insurance and reinsurance matters. He has litigated and arbitrated countless insurance and reinsurance disputes in Sweden and other jurisdictions.
Jan Holmius

Jan Holmius

Jan Holmius is a partner at Mannheimer Swartling and a member of the firm’s Mergers and Acquisitions and Private Equity practice groups. He specialises in private M&A including acquisitions, divestments, spin-offs, joint ventures, strategic partnerships and restructurings. Recognised as one of Sweden’s foremost M&A and private equity practitioners, Jan advises many of Europe’s major private equity funds active in the Nordic region as well as other financial actors, global corporates and household names.
Anders Ingvarson

Anders Ingvarson

Anders Ingvarson co-chairs the firm’s Dispute Resolution practice group. He is also part of Mannheimer Swartling’s group for Infrastructure and Construction. Anders works with disputes and projects all across Sweden and internationally. His consultancy deals with disputes and projects relating to infrastructure projects, construction and civil engineering projects, installations in industry and other projects and disputes with industrial or technical elements. Anders joined the firm in 2004, worked for a period in 2008 at the firm’s New York office and has experience as a legal counsel at one of Sweden’s largest construction companies. Anders is a member of the Swedish Bar Association and holds a law degree from Lund University.
Magnus Josefsson

Magnus Josefsson

Magnus Josefsson has been operative in Mannheimer Swartling’s real estate practice group for more than twenty years. During this period he has solely been working with real estate law and related issues. Magnus’ specialist expertise covers all parts of commercial real estate law, transaction structures, development projects and various types of collaboration. Magnus’ specialisation also includes the administrative law regulations related to real estate. In the transaction area, Magnus assists in transfers of properties and real estate companies, including transfers of development projects, restructurings, joint ventures, etc. He also assists in connections with various types of property-related separation measures, for example in the division of operations. Magnus assists investors and property developers as well as municipalities and other public bodies in various types of project development such as planning and other building rights-related issues, property formation, planning and development agreements, establishment of common facilities, easements, utility rights and other rights in real estate, infrastructure projects and various types of forms of collaboration. Magnus also advises on issues of land access such as expropriation and other forms of redemption. Magnus further assists in tenancy law and other usufruct issues such as in the conclusion, termination and renegotiation of lease agreements, including “sale-lease back agreements”, land leases and other issues concerning the use of properties. Magnus has a court background and regularly assists in rental disputes and other dispute resolution related to properties as well as in reviews of detailed plans, building permits and property development decisions.
Daniel Khayyami

Daniel Khayyami

Daniel is a partner of Mannheimer Swartling and a member of the firm’s practice groups Banking and Finance and Restructuring and Insolvency. Daniel is specialised in finance and insolvency law, focusing on domestic and cross-border financing transactions and restructurings. Daniel has a broad practice that includes acquisition and bid finance, corporate loans, fund finance, property finance and other loan-based financing transactions, as well as bond issuances and other debt capital markets transactions. Daniel also assists creditors and debtors in distressed debt and insolvency situations and restructurings. Daniel’s mandates include some of the largest and most complex transactions on the Swedish market. His client base ranges from banks and other lenders to private equity clients and other financial sponsors and their portfolio companies, as well as industrial clients and venture capital companies. Daniel also regularly teaches and gives lectures on various finance law topics at Swedish universities.
Kristoffer Löf

Kristoffer Löf

Kristoffer Löf is a partner at Mannheimer Swartling and a member of the firm’s Dispute Resolution practice group as well as its industry groups for Energy and Infrastructure/Construction. He served as chair of the Dispute Resolution practice group from 2014 to 2024 and has also chaired the Swedish Arbitration Association (SAA) and Young Arbitrators Sweden (YAS). Kristoffer has extensive experience in disputes across a wide range of industries, with a particular focus on major construction and infrastructure projects, telecoms, and disputes concerning the extraction and delivery of natural resources. His work also covers complex disputes involving pharmaceuticals, joint ventures, shareholders’ and cooperation agreements, machinery and system deliveries, licensing, agency and distribution agreements, and M&A.
Patrik Marcelius

Patrik Marcelius

Patrik Marcelius heads the firm’s Public M&A and Equity Capital markets practice. His practice includes public M&A, equity capital markets, corporate governance and disclosure matters. Patrik advises a broad range of clients in various industries. He has been involved in many major domestic and cross-border transactions and has extensive experience in takeover planning and defence. He frequently advises boards of directors and management teams on corporate governance, disclosure and securities law matters. Patrik is a member of the Disciplinary Committee of Nasdaq Stockholm and the expert group that is responsible for proposing amendments to the Swedish Takeover Rules. He is actively engaged in training the firm’s lawyers and is a regular lecturer at Stockholm and Uppsala University.
Joel Mårtensson

Joel Mårtensson

Joel Mårtensson is a member of Mannheimer Swartling’s Environment practice group and is based in the firm’s office in Stockholm. He advises clients in a wide range of environmental matters. His practice includes advising clients in environmental permit applications and risk assessments in transactions. Joel also works with product compliance related matters. Joel joined the firm in 2007 and is a member of the Swedish Bar Association. He has an LL.M. degree from the University of Uppsala and has studied law at RGGU in Moscow.
Anders Nordström

Anders Nordström

Anders Nordström was a partner of the firm during the years 2013-2021. He specialises in advising across the entire spectrum of employment and pension law. Such work includes trade union negotiations and employment issues in conjunction with transactions, outsourcing projects and other structural changes in relation to mergers, acquisitions and divestments. Anders has extensive experience of work within areas such as employment litigation and arbitrations. A big part of this work refers to redundancy disputes, dismissals, theft of trade secrets and other irregularities directed at the employer. Anders also assists employers with internal investigations regarding suspicions of crime and other misconduct in the workplace. With over 25 years of experience working with employment law, including employment at the Swedish Labour Court (a special court for employment disputes) and working as an expert in a government committee proposing changes to the employment law. Anders is considered one of the leading employment lawyers in Sweden. Anders is also a renowned lecturer in employment law and is often invited to participate as a speaker at various courses and conferences.
Tobias Normann

Tobias Normann

Tobias Normann is an employment law specialist and advises across the entire spectrum of this legal field. His work includes employment issues in relation to reorganisations, transactions, business transfers and other structural changes. Tobias also has extensive experience of work with employment litigation and arbitration. A big part of this work refers to redundancy disputes, dismissals, misappropriation of trade secrets, competing activities and other irregularities directed at the employer. Tobias also assists employers with workplace investigations – both under the Swedish employment protection, discrimination, work environment and whistleblowing legislation as well as international, cross-border, compliance investigations. Tobias is also a popular lecturer in employment law and is often invited to speak at various legal conferences and regularly gives lectures at the Swedish legal faculties.
Robin Oldenstam

Robin Oldenstam

Robin Oldenstam specialises in arbitration and civil litigation and is the head of Mannheimer Swartling’s International Arbitration Practice. He is also chairing the Board of the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce (SCC) and is a member of the board of the Finnish Arbitration Institute (FAI). Between 2015-2021 Robin was a member of the ICC International Court of Arbitration and between 2010-2014 he was chairing the Swedish Arbitration Association (the SAA), which is the leading association for arbitration practitioners in Sweden. He is also a past member of the editorial board for Global Arbitration Review (GAR). Robin Oldenstam has acted as counsel in numerous arbitrations under the SCC, the ICC, FAI, UNCITRAL and other rules in both Sweden and abroad. He also has considerable experience as an arbitrator, including several appointments as a sole arbitrator and as president. Robin is a fellow with the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb). He has acted in disputes encompassing a wide range of areas such as licensing, supply, share and asset purchases, agency and distribution as well as a wide range of industries such as oil and gas, automotive, construction, pharmaceutical, securities and finance. Robin Oldenstam is responsible for the Swedish Bar Association’s mandatory course in trial advocacy and regularly lectures on arbitration and litigation at several university courses and training programs for professionals. He is the main author of Mannheimer Swartling’s Guide to Commercial Dispute Resolution and has also authored various articles on arbitration in professional journals.
Emma Olnäs Fors

Emma Olnäs Fors

Emma Olnäs Fors is a partner of Mannheimer Swartling, Chair of the firm’s Board, a member of the Mergers and Acquisitions practice group and Co-Chair of the firm’s Energy industry group. Emma has extensive M&A experience across a large number of industries in both domestic and international contexts. She regularly acts for industrial companies, including many of Sweden’s blue-chip companies. She also has experience from transactions with family-owned businesses. In addition to private acquisitions and divestments, Emma is regularly engaged in complex international spin-offs, mergers (particularly joint ventures), restructuring and company-law matters. As Co-Chair of our Energy group, Emma has considerable experience in the industry, in particular the wind and solar power sectors in which she has advised on several of the largest onshore wind-farm and solar-plant projects in Sweden. In addition, Emma is an expert in handling complex projects within district heating and electricity distribution. Emma is also a member of the firm’s Automotive industry group and has for more than ten years handled acquisitions, divestments and joint ventures in the wider automotive sector. Emma is a regular university lecturer and teaches M&A transaction process and due diligence.
Jon Rastad

Jon Rastad

Jon Rastad is a partner of Mannheimer Swartling and a member of the firm’s Mergers and Acquisitions practice group. With a broad private M&A practice, Jon advises on acquisitions and divestments, joint ventures, strategic partnerships and restructurings. Jon has considerable experience in complex business carve-outs and has recently advised on a number of high-profile international transactions in this area. He advises clients across multiple industries and his client base includes long-standing corporate clients and recurring private equity firms. He is an active member of the firm’s Private Equity industry group. Jon is a regular lecturer in law at Stockholm University and runs a number of legal seminars. He is also actively engaged in training the firm’s M&A lawyers as part of our Professional Development Programme, amongst a number of other training commitments.
Erik Schultz

Erik Schultz

Erik Schultz is a partner of Mannheimer Swartling and a member of the firm’s Insurance Practice Group. He is based in the firm’s office in Stockholm and has dedicated his entire practice to insurance and reinsurance matters for over ten years, particularly within the regulatory field. Erik’s experience includes a wide scope of insurance-related issues, including regulated cross-border transactions such as mergers and acquisitions, and portfolio transfers. He regularly advises clients on regulatory issues pertaining to both insurers and insurance intermediaries and questions of insurance distribution and insurance contracts. Erik also has extensive experience of representing clients in settlement of insurance claims and in insurance and reinsurance disputes.
Jesper Silow

Jesper Silow

Jesper Silow is specialised on domestic and international procurements of complex construction, supply and project contracts with specific focus on construction and infrastructure, energy and manufacturing industries. Jesper has particular experience in the field of process and machinery plant deliveries, such as robotics, boilers, mining equipment and automated storage systems, in wind and nuclear energy projects and within the construction material sector. Jesper also works continuously with various forms of shared investment structures such as joint ventures, consortiums, pre-bid agreements and similar bilateral collaborations. Jesper has in recent years been active in major greenfield and brownfield project investments for implementation of emerging technologies as part of the ongoing energy and climate transition in base and manufacturing industrial market segments, such as battery production plants, green steel, e-fuel and e-methanol, electrolyser plants and infrastructure for electric vehicle charging. In these projects, Jesper advises on wide range of project related issues, including project structuring, due diligence, design and consultancy, construction, plant supply, offtake and customer agreements, usage rights and various forms of collaboration agreements. Jesper has specific experience in structuring and implementation of carbon capture and storage projects (CCS).
Niklas Sjöblom

Niklas Sjöblom

Niklas Sjöblom is a partner at Mannheimer Swartling and chairman of the firm’s Corporate Commercial, IT/Tech and Intellectual Property, Marketing and Media practice groups. He specialises in IT/Tech and Intellectual Property in broad sense. His work includes strategic planning, preparation and negotiation of contracts, handling disputes and to give general advise in these areas, both for Swedish and international clients. Niklas also has extensive experience from outsourcing projects and procurements within the IT sector, technology intense projects as well as technology focused joint ventures. In addition, he has strategically advised clients on, prepared and negotiated a large number of licensing and royalty agreements as well as franchise agreements. Furthermore, he has great knowledge about public procurement, not least within the scope of IT-procurements or other large technology procurements.
Fredrik Sjövall

Fredrik Sjövall

Fredrik Sjövall is part of Mannheimer Swartling’s EU and Competition Law as well as Contentious Regulatory teams. He joined Mannheimer Swartling after serving with the Swedish courts; he has also served as Agent of the Swedish Government at the EU courts. The core part of Fredrik’s practice consists of representing clients in all kinds of matters in relation to Swedish and European competition authorities and courts, including cartel investigations, merger clearance and matters relating to abuses of dominant position. He has wide-ranging experience as counsel in court, including as lead counsel in a majority of the biggest competition law cases in Swedish courts in recent years. In addition to his competition law practice, Fredrik appears in commercial cases in court and before arbitral tribunals. He also frequently acts in regulatory investigations and probes and in the administrative courts in the fields of financial, electricity, telecom and postal regulation. Fredrik is an expert in EU procedural law and an author of the Swedish language commentary to the Brussels I-regulation and related EU law acts.
Zoran Stambolovski

Zoran Stambolovski

Zoran Stambolovski is a partner in the Banking and Finance practice group, and also works in the Industrial, Real Estate and Infrastructure industry groups. He assists mainly borrowers in a large range of Swedish and International financial transactions with emphasis on acquisition financing, real estate financing, loan financing, bonds, structured financing and finance for infrastructure projects. Zoran has long-standing relations with many clients and often becomes involved in most of the client’s financing matters both in and outside Sweden. Through his extensive industry know-how and understanding of the clients’ business, he regularly participates in commercialand strategic discussions on behalf of his clients.
Therese Strömshed

Therese Strömshed

Therese Strömshed is a member of the firm’s Environment practice group. Therese has extensive experience of handling the environmental aspects in complex commercial transactions and large projects, particularly in the energy sector. She specialises in energy-, offshore-, and electricity regulatory matters. Therese has also particular expertise in a broad range of product compliance related matters with primary focus on chemical compliance (REACH, RoHS and CLP), product safety and CE-marking requirements. Therese joined the firm in 2007 and has also worked at the firm’s office in Brussels.
Erica Wiking Häger

Erica Wiking Häger

Erica Wiking Häger is the chair of the firm’s Corporate Compliance and Risk practice group. She is also heading the firm’s data privacy practice (GDPR). Erica has extensive experience of advising clients on a broad range of compliance related matters, such as risk assessments and designing and implementing compliance programs in the areas of anti-corruption and data privacy. She also assists the firm’s clients in carrying out compliance and sustainability (ESG) due diligence in M&A transactions. Moreover, she has extensive experience of performing corporate investigations in connection with regulatory inquiries, whistleblower reports, and adverse media coverage. Erica has more than 20 years’ experience of data privacy and has developed the firm’s data privacy practice. She assists clients with all aspects of data privacy, such as GDPR compliance, data protection in the context of new business models, strategies for global data transfers, including binding corporate rules (BCRs), and global cyber security incidents. She also has extensive experience of advising clients in connection with investigations by data protection authorities.
Andreas Zettergren

Andreas Zettergren

Andreas Zettergren is a member of Mannheimer Swartling’s Banking and Finance practice group and is based in the firm’s Stockholm office. Andreas’ practice includes advising clients in connection all types of financing related matters, particularly project, export and asset financing (including leasing). Andreas is co-chair of the firm’s Energy Sector Group. Andreas regularly advises international and domestic developers, investors and financiers in the renewable space in connection with transactions and financings of these transactions or renewable projects. Andreas has extensive experience in negotiating power purchase agreements, either as part of a transaction or as a stand-alone assignment. Andreas typically acts for generators or financiers and is one of Sweden’s leading legal advisors within this field. Andreas leads the firm’s practice vis-à-vis the aviation industry and regularly acts for entities within this industry (operators, owners, financiers etc) with everything ranging from regulatory matters to transactions and financings involving aircraft and other aircraft objects.