Mrs Jessica Svantesson > MAQS Advokatbyrå > Gothenburg, Sweden > Lawyer Profile
MAQS Advokatbyrå Offices
ÖSTRA HAMNGATAN 24
PO BOX 119 18
404 39 GOTHENBURG
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Mrs Jessica Svantesson
Work Department
Real Estate, Renewables
Position
Advokat/Partner
Career
2007- MAQS Advokatbyrå, 2005-2007 Mölndal District Court, 2001-2002 Forman Rossabi Black, P.A., USA
Jessica Svantesson is head of MAQS Real Estate. Jessica specialises in real estate with a particular focus on transactions, developments and usufruct rights. Jessica has extensive experience in providing advice to Swedish and International customers in the industry, both public and private.
Jessica also frequently advises on matters relating to property management, preparation and negotiation of lease agreements, leasehold agreements and other types of usufruct agreements..
Languages
Swedish and English
Memberships
2011- The Swedish Bar Association
Education
2004 University of Gothenburg School of Business and Law, (LL.M.), 2001 University of North Carolina at Greensboro (BA in economics)
Lawyer Rankings
Sweden > Real estate
MAQS Advokatbyrå‘s real estate team operates from the firm’s offices in Gothenburg, Malmö, Stockholm, and Sundsvall. The group advises clients on transactional matters, forward funding, public procurement, and tenancy agreements. The practice is jointly led by the triumvirate of property management expert Katrin Troedsson, transactions specialist Jessica Svantesson, and Magnus Bengtsson, who is very experienced in handling major development projects.
Sweden > Energy
MAQS Advokatbyrå‘s nationwide energy team, spread across offices in Gothenburg, Malmö, Stockholm and Sundsvall, focuses on transactional matters in the renewables space, particularly in relation to wind and solar energy matters. Gothenburg-based practice head Mikael Kowal has considerable experience in acquisitions, divestments and financings in renewable energy assets. Jessica Svantesson, also in Gothenburg, leverages her real estate expertise to advise on land lease agreements concerning solar and wind power development projects, among other issues. Cecilia Rossing has now left the firm.