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Mandate Vinge advises Litorina V in connection with the acquisition of Sushi Yama

August 11, 2020

Sushi Yama is a leading sushi restaurant chain with over 45 restaurants in Sweden.

Sushi Yama was the first chain in the Nordics to certify all its restaurants to serve ASC and MSC certified products to its customers. Thanks to the partnership, Sushi Yama can now accelerate its expansion in Sweden and internationally.

Vinge’s team consisted of Jonas Johansson together with, among others, Carl Sander, Christina Odengran and Ellinor Wargenbrant (M&A), Karolina Cohrs and Frida Ställborn (Real estate), Cornelia Medrek and Olof Löfvenberg (Environment), Victoria Ribbnäs and Axel Jansson (Banking and Finance), Ebba Svenburg (Employment), Agnes Perbo and Lova Unge (Commercial Agreements), Ilze Lukins (IP), Johan Wahlbom (Competition law) and VDR-specialist Viktoria Owetz Leyva.

Vinge contributes to IUMI Eye

 International Union of Marine Insurers (IUMI) is preparing for its first web based conference – Stockholm 2020 – of which Vinge is a proud sponsor. In the latest edition of IUMI Eye, published just in time for the conference, Vinge’s Paula Bäckdén and Sweden Insurance’s senior advisor Mikaela Tamm discuss the implications of waiving liability limitations.
September 15, 2020

Vinge – Best law firm for female business lawyers

 Vinge has been awarded “Best Nordic Business Law Firm for Women” at the European Women in Business Law Awards which took place in London on 10 September. For the eighth time, Vinge has won the award as the law firm which has been most successful in relation to its gender equality work.
September 10, 2020

Clarification of the interpretation of ”nearest suitable railway station”

 Road transport performed by Samskip Sia in Sweden has been confirmed to be within the framework of a permitted combined transport through a decision of the Administrative court of Falun in Sweden. The central question in the case was how to interpret the term “nearest suitable railway station”
June 30, 2020