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Vinge top ranked within intellectual property law

Vinge’s IP practice group is once again top ranked in IAM’s annual ranking Patent 1000. Håkan Borgenhäll, Malin Malm Waerme and Stojan Arnerstål also receive individual recommendations.

“The top ranking by one of the world’s pre-eminent ranking institutes is gratifying. It is also evidence of the fact that Vinge is a leading actor in relation to patent litigation in Sweden. Through our team, which has both width and employees with the highest degree of individual expertise, we are continuing to deliver success for our clients”, says Richard Wessman, partner and head of Vinge’s IP practice group.

IAM Patent 1000’s recommendations in summary

Full-service Vinge practises at the vanguard of the Swedish patent litigation scene, and its crew of exceptionally strong advocates can regularly be found on some of the country’s most precedent-setting cases and high-value deals.

One such practitioner is Håkan Borgenhäll, “a brilliant litigator and the lawyer you need by your side in the toughest of cases. He is extremely skilled, very meticulous and handles an impressively large caseload with ease.”

Working alongside him is newly elected partner Malin Malm Waerme, “an absolute star from both a legal and technical perspective. She possesses extensive experience within the pharmaceutical and life sciences industries, and is really lovely to work with.”

On the transactions front, Stojan Arnerstål has asset commercialisation down to a fine art. He recently assisted Expedition Growth Capital in connection with Storykit’s investment round of $10 million, which was led by the London-based growth equityfund.

Concerning the ranking

The ranking is based on client surveys, statements by counterparties and reviews of submissions and reference interviews where IAM assesses which lawyers provide the highest quality advice.

IAM Patent 1000’s complete recommendations concerning Vinge

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