Mr Stefan Þór Ingimarsson > ADVEL Attorneys at Law > Reykjavik, Iceland > Lawyer Profile

ADVEL Attorneys at Law has significant expertise in banking and finance regulation, particularly in EU law and the European System of Financial Supervision. This includes advising Arion Bank on matters related to its funding, client loans, and providing legal counsel across other relevant aspects of its operations. The practice is co-led by Dóra Sif Tynes, who is a prominent consultant to public institutions and companies on EEA and EU law, and Stefan Þór Ingimarsson, who specialises in both domestic and cross-border company law, corporate governance issues, and insurance work.

ADVEL Attorneys at Law‘s ‘strong team with extensive experience’ is well-versed within a range of corporate and commercial law matters, as well as M&A deals and debt capital market transactions. Practice leader Stefan Þór Ingimarsson, described as a ‘highly skilled lawyer with extensive experience in M&A and commercial law’, handles local and cross-border transactions, as well as refinancings and reorganisations of Icelandic companies. Dóra Sif Tynes is a leading expert for public institutions and companies on EEA and EU law, utilising her extensive litigation experience, while Bjarni Þór Bjarnason focuses on company law, M&A, and corporate financings.

ADVEL Attorneys at Law provides advice to foreign corporate groups with interests in Iceland, and offers immigration law services to large-scale industries. The firm also assists listed companies with compliance with employment law. Practice leader Stefan Þór Ingimarsson specialises in company law and corporate governance, with expertise in refinancing and reorganising Icelandic companies.

Led by Stefan Þór Ingimarsson, ADVEL Attorneys at Law manages a broad spectrum of intellectual property matters, including the structuring and negotiation of cross-border agreements involving sensitive IP rights such as trade marks, copyrights and patents. The practice also handles IP registrations and infringement cases, including those in the technological sector.