Delphi: Be progressive

Country spotlight: Sweden

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David Aversten, managing partner of Delphi

How are client demands changing in Sweden, and how have you adapted? Our clients’ demands have not changed dramatically over the last few years. We are working with professional clients who expect nothing but the very best. However, apart from providing first-class legal advice, we acknowledge the importance of building and maintaining a close and …

Wistrand: The personal touch

Country spotlight: Sweden

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Fredrik Råsberg, managing partner of Wistrand

What are clients in Sweden now demanding from their law firm of choice? Our legal services increasingly focus on handling complex matters, which in part is a result of the increasingly complex legal matters faced by clients, but also due to increased digitalisation as simpler legal services and several types of agreements are getting more …

Baker McKenzie: Speed and efficiency

Country spotlight: Sweden

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Anders Fast, managing partner of Baker & McKenzie Advokatbyrå KB

How are you adapting to chaining client demands? We see increased demand for all kind of cross border-work but in particular within the transactional and compliance field. Sweden – and the Nordics – is a very attractive area for foreign investments and Nordic companies are also looking for opportunities abroad. Our clients want us not …

Vinge: Seamless service

Country spotlight: Sweden

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Maria‑Pia Hope, CEO of Vinge

Can you explain how client demands are changing? We find our clients ask for more complex guidance and advice, and that they increasingly demand that we possess good industry knowledge. We have had a significant number of cross-border projects and this puts our well-developed network with the best firms and experts in other jurisdictions to …

Tech, that’s the name of the game

Country spotlight: Sweden

EMEA editor, Ella Marshall, looks back at The Legal 500’s recent rankings and talks to leading law firms to consider the changing nature of Sweden’s legal market

A lot can happen in a short space of time, and Sweden is certainly proof of that. In a country where Volvo, Ikea and H&M gave way to Abba and Zlatan (*not technically true, I grant you) as the country’s most successful exports, that crown looks likely to pass to any one of Sweden’s tech …