Vinge is awarded Sweden IP Firm of the Year

On Thursday Vinge was for the second time in four years awarded the prestigious award Sweden IP Firm of the Year at a ceremony in London.

Economics expertise to Vinge’s EU, Competition & Regulatory Practice Group

Vinge is increasing its EU, Competition & Regulatory Practice Group with economist Jakob Jeanrond, PhD.

Vinge receives M&A Award for third consecutive year

For the third consecutive year, Mergermarket has awarded Vinge the Sweden M&A Legal Adviser of the Year 2016 award.

Senior resource to Vinge’s EU and competition law team

Vinge has recruited Marie Östman to the specialist team, EU, Competition & Regulatory.

Six new partners at Vinge

Vinge strengthens its position through the appointment of six new partners at the Gothenburg and Stockholm offices from 1 January 2017. The aim is to strengthen Vinge’s leading position within the real estate sector and to meet the increased demand for business law competence within Banking & Finance as well as Life Sciences & Health.

Human rights lawyeer Théo Jaekel joins Vinge

Vinge strengthens its Corporate Risk and Compliance team with the addition of Théo Jaekel a human rights lawyer who specializes in corporate responsibility in order to meet the increased demand for CSR advice.

New Swedish Patent and Market Courts from 1 September 2016

How is your company affected by the new courts? What do the changes mean? The areas affected are intellectual property law, marketing law and competition law.

Vinge awarded for its gender diversity initiatives

For the fourth time, Vinge has won the award, European Women in Business Law – Sweden 2016. Vinge won the award for its gender diversity initiatives in the legal profession. Last year, Vinge was the first Swedish law firm to set the goal of having women represent 50 per cent of all newly appointed partners within the next five years.

The outcome of the referendum for Sweden

If the British voters choose to leave the EU on the 23rd of June big changes will take place, both in a large perspective and in a more direct way. What would be the consequences for Sweden? Erik Lagerlöf, who is a senior associate at Vinge with a particular interest in EU and international law, explains some of the issues involved.