Vinge Dude Diligence – for improved gender equality

Construction Arbitration in Sweden – Vinge featured in GAR

What characterizes construction arbitration under Swedish law?

Sanctions update 1/2025

Sweden’s new Sanctions Act strengthens penalties and aligns with EU rules on paper, but uncertainty remains around corporate liability and enforcement.

Mia Falk has been included in the GIR’s Top 100 Women in Investigations 2025

We are proud to share that our colleague Mia Falk, Head of Vinge’s Investigations & Corporate Crime practice, as the only woman from the Nordics, has been recognised as one of the Top 100 Women in Investigations 2025.

Vinge contributes with the Swedish chapter to Chambers Construction Law 2025

Vinge construction partner Daniel Prawitz and Vinge associates Julia Ahlqvist, Clara Klingspor and Isabelle Ivarsson have drafted the Swedish chapter in Chambers Construction Law 2025: A Chambers Global Practice Guide.

Vinge contributes the Swedish chapter to Chambers Tax Controversy 2025

Ulrika Bengtsson and Tobias Fleischer have authored the Swedish chapter in this year’s edition of Chambers Tax Controversy 2025: A Chambers Global Practice Guide.

Vinge contributes to IEL’s Guide to Pay Transparency

What does Sweden’s current legal framework on the principle of equal pay for similar work look like – and what changes have been proposed as a result of the upcoming implementation of the EU Directive on pay transparency?

Vinge authors the Swedish chapter of Lexology’s In-Depth: Banking Regulation 2025

Fredrik Wilkens and Henrik Schön, members of Vinge’s Financial Services practice group, has once again authored the Swedish chapter for Lexology’s In-Depth: Banking Regulation, Edition 16.

Vinge contributes to Legal 500’s ESG guide

As sustainability issues become increasingly important in both business and legislation, the need for clear guidance has grown. The Legal 500’s recent Country Comparative Guide - Environmental, Social and Governance 2025 provides an overview of the ESG regulatory framework in a number of jurisdictions, including Sweden. Vinge’s experts have written the Swedish chapter.

Vinge wins two awards at the Managing IP EMEA Awards 2025

Vinge won two awards at the Managing IP EMEA Awards 2025 during a ceremony in London on Thursday evening.

Erik Sjöman appointed Justice of the Supreme Court

We are proud to announce that the Swedish government has today appointed our colleague and Partner, Erik Sjöman, as a Justice of the Swedish Supreme Court.

Vinge top ranked in Legal 500 annual guide

Legal 500 has published its annual EMEA rankings for 2025, once again positioning Vinge among the leading business law firms in Sweden. With a total of 70 rankings – 21 for the firm and 49 individual recognitions – this year’s results are a strong testament to the breadth and depth of Vinge’s expertise. Highlights include 17 Tier 1 rankings, 23 Leading Partners, and 6 Hall of Fame recognitions.

Vinge maintains its top position – strong rankings in Chambers & Partners Europe Guide 2025

Chambers & Partners has published its annual rankings for 2025, and Vinge consolidates its position as one of the leading business law firms in the Nordic region, achieving top rankings in 13 practice areas and being named a Leading Firm in the Chambers & Partners Europe Guide 2025.

Vinge partners author chapter on Employee Incentives of the Chambers Global Practice Guide 2025

In the latest edition of Chambers Global Practice Guide: Employee Incentives 2025, Vinge’s experts analyse the legal and tax aspects of incentive schemes in Sweden. The guide highlights how companies can design share and cash-based remuneration for employees and how these are affected by legislation and collective bargaining agreements.

Vinge Contributors to the Shipping Chapter in the Chambers Global Practice Guide 2025

In the latest Swedish chapter of Chambers Global Practice Guide: Shipping 2025, experts from Vinge highlight the legal and regulatory aspects of maritime law in Sweden, including topics such as ship registration, marine casualties, passenger- and cargo claims, ship arrests, the tonnage tax system and trade sanctions.

Will Sweden be legally overtaken by the development of automated vehicles?

With automated vehicles rapidly conquering the global automotive industry, a crucial question arises: can Swedish legislation keep up with technological developments, or do we risk being left behind? Sweden’s traffic legislation, which traditionally requires the driver’s constant attention, is at a crossroads - and the road ahead offers both challenges and opportunities.