Advokatfirmaet Glittertind AS

The firm:  Advokatfirmaet Glittertind AS has experienced an exceptional development since its inception on 1 December 2015 and is today one of Norway’s leading law firms within civil dispute resolution. Our focus is especially on construction, fabrication, energy, professional liability, company law disputes and real estate. For more, see areas of expertise.

Glittertind believes in hard work and professional expertise and is here for the client – not the other way around. Glittertind aims to conduct its activities in a sustainable manner. This means, among other things, long-term thinking in relation both to clients and employees. A well-run, stable and customer-oriented team creates the ideal working environment and enables us to provide the best result for our clients.

Areas of practice
Construction: Advokatfirmaet Glittertind AS holds possession to one of the most skilled environments for building and construction in Norway. Its leading lawyers are top rated within offshore and onshore construction, and have vast experience with litigating cases before Norwegian courts at all levels. Its lawyers have been responsible for many of the most principled decisions.

Energy and industry: Advokatfirmaet Glittertind AS holds possession to one of the most skilled environments for building and construction in Norway. Its leading lawyers are top rated within offshore and onshore construction, and have vast experience with litigating cases before Norwegian courts at all levels. Its lawyers have been responsible for many of the most principled decisions

Dispute resolution and litigation: Glittertind is a niche firm within dispute resolution and litigation. All of the firm’s lawyers work with commercial dispute resolution on a daily basis, including negotiations, mediation (both in and outside of the courts), and litigation before the ordinary courts and through arbitration.

Several of the firm’s lawyers are admitted to the Norwegian Supreme Court. It also has lawyers with experience as judges, both as judges in the ordinary courts and as frequently appointed judges in arbitral panels. It litigates matters on behalf of Norwegian and foreign clients within most legal fields