Mannheimer Swartling’s dispute resolution team continues to act in high-profile cases involving states, state-owned companies, financial institutions, and blue-chip companies. Recent highlights for the group include representing PostNord in relation to its dispute with Tesla concerning the postal service provider’s blockade against Tesla in sympathy with an ongoing trade union strike. Mattias Göransson Rondin in Stockholm, who has broad experience covering investment disputes and international arbitration, chairs the group alongside Anders Ingvarson in Malmö, who specialises in infrastructure, construction, and civil engineering disputes. Kristoffer Löf is noted for his expertise in energy and construction disputes. With considerable experience handling arbitration and civil litigation proceedings, Gothenburg-based Robin Oldenstam leads the firm’s international arbitration offering.

Advokatfirman Vinge’s dispute resolution group has an excellent reputation for its experience in major litigation and international arbitration proceedings. Cecilia Möller Norsted, practice head of the Stockholm group, has more than 15 years’ experience in a wide range of disputes, including in the energy, telecoms, and real estate sectors. With particular experience in set-aside and enforcement proceedings relating to arbitral awards, Silvia Dahlberg leads the firm’s dispute team in Gothenburg. Jerker Kjellander in Malmö, who specialises in commercial arbitration and litigation in domestic courts, heads up the Southern Sweden disputes practice, and experienced arbitrator James Hope is qualified in both Sweden and England. Mattias Rosengren is noted for his experience handling manufacturing, energy, construction, insurance, and M&A-related disputes, while Jonas Eklund stands out for his work in large-scale energy arbitrations.

Advokatfirman Cederquist KB regularly handles major domestic and cross-border mandates, and practice head Erik Wernberg’s considerable experience includes major insurance coverage and professional liability disputes. Fredrik Forssman primarily handles construction disputes, including for Sweden’s largest construction companies, while Elsa Arbrandt has considerable experience in commercial arbitration, both domestic and international, as well as competition disputes. Eric Johnson’s experience covers energy, infrastructure, construction, and professional liability claims. Construction disputes specialist Linus Jonson was promoted to partner in January 2024.

Advokatfirman Delphi’s dispute resolution practice has a strong reputation in the Swedish market. Stockholm-based Simon Arvmyren, who has broad sector experience covering banking, construction, M&A, insurance, patents, energy, and infrastructure claims, leads the team alongside Emil Andersson in Gothenburg, who has considerable experience handling domestic and international commercial disputes. Tobias Hamrin is noted for his work in the insurance and auto industries. Polina Permyakova and Henrik Bengtsson are also key contacts in the team. Former practice head Sverker Bonde has left the firm to take up an in-house position.

Roschier’s disputes practice continues to represent high-profile clients in major litigation and arbitration proceedings; the team’s ongoing representation of Google in its dispute with Nordic price comparison provider PriceRunner AB over alleged anti-competitive behaviour is testament to its considerable expertise. Practice head Johan Sidklev specialises in commercial dispute resolution, including energy-related international arbitration proceedings. Shirin Saif is particularly noted for handling disputes involving Russia and the CIS countries, including investment treaty arbitrations, with an emphasis on telecoms and auto sector work. Carl Persson focuses on disputes relating to M&A transactions, director and auditor liability, and white-collar crime proceedings. At the associate level, Annika Pynna Lindskog stands out for her experience in international corporate investigations and sanctions work, while Bruno Gustafsson’s varied practice covers commercial litigation and arbitration proceedings as well as white-collar defence and sanctions compliance mandates.

Setterwalls‘ dispute resolution practice is regularly involved in litigation and arbitration proceedings in the real estate, construction, energy, tech, and infrastructure sectors, among others; the team is also noted for its insurance disputes expertise. Johan Strömbäck in Stockholm, who has considerable experience representing private equity houses and financial institutions in corporate, shareholder, post-M&A, and energy-related disputes, leads the group alongside Magnus Berlin in Malmö, who has experience in the construction, IT, and insurance sectors, among others. Johannes Ericson’s varied practice covers M&A, securities and finance, insurance, and professional liability litigation and arbitration. Hans Dahlberg Kolga heads up the construction disputes team, and Magnus Rydberg is noted for handling product liability, audit liability, and professional negligence claims.

Westerberg & Partners is a firm of choice for high-profile clients involved in cross-border commercial litigation and international arbitration proceedings as well as in relation to the enforcement of foreign judgments and arbitral awards. Practice head Maria Fogdestam Agius has a strong reputation for advising states and private entities on public international law, treaty-based dispute settlements, and international human rights matters. Proficient in Russian and Latvian, Ginta Ahrel specialises in high-profile commercial and investment arbitration with an East Europe nexus. Jesper Tiberg has represented states as well as major banks and industrial companies, and Therese Isaksson has experience handling international trade, construction, energy, IT, and insurance disputes, while Stefan Bessman has 25 years’ experience in insurance and reinsurance coverage disputes.

CMS Wistrand is noted particularly for its expertise in professional liability disputes, including auditors’ and company directors’ claims, as well for handling insurance, construction, and public procurement disputes, among others. Jörgen Eklund in Stockholm, who specialises in insurance, professional liability, medtech, and M&A-related disputes, leads the practice alongside Gothenburg-based Johan Gregow, whose broad practice includes insurance disputes, construction sector arbitrations, and M&A and investment-related arbitrations. Harry Bergman has over 25 years of experience handling a wide range of litigation and arbitration proceedings. Maria Kosteska Fägerquist and Christel Rockström are also key contacts.

DLA Piper Sweden’s litigation and arbitration team in Stockholm is noted particularly for its strength in the financial services, construction, and insurance sectors, as well as in international arbitration proceedings. With 25 years of experience in institutional and ad hoc commercial arbitrations, Karl-Oscar Dalin heads up the international disputes practice. Construction disputes specialist Henrik Wollsén leads on domestic matters. Per Kronwall has a strong track record representing major construction clients. Managing associate David Johansson is also a key contact.

Gernandt & Danielsson Advokatbyrå’s dispute resolution practice is regularly involved in high-value litigation and arbitration proceedings in the banking, transport, energy, and retail sectors, among others. Björn Tude has considerable experience acting for domestic and international corporations in disputes in the energy, infrastructure, and telecoms sectors as well as acting in shareholders’ and professional liability disputes. He leads the group alongside Daniel Waerme, who is noted particularly for his work in the banking and energy spaces. Key counsel Daniel McKiernan focuses on construction, infrastructure, and energy arbitration proceedings.

Hammarskiöld’s dispute resolution team has broad expertise covering professional liability, energy, and financial disputes, to name a few. Well versed in domestic and international arbitration as well as commercial litigation, Sandra Kaznova leads the practice alongside Andreas Johard, whose recent experience includes disputes in the energy, telecoms, and financial services sectors. Senior associate Hanna Krutmeijer has experience handling post-M&A, board liability, and shareholder disputes, among others.

Norburg & Scherp remains highly active in domestic and international disputes, particularly in the construction, competition, M&A, banking, tech, and energy sectors. Fredrik Norburg has experience in commercial litigation before Swedish courts of all instances, including the Swedish Supreme Court, while Pontus Scherp’s varied practice covers disputes concerning share and asset purchase agreements, joint ventures, and real estate. They lead the practice alongside Kristina Ljungström, Anina Liebkind, Helena Selander, and Marcus Axelryd.

Sandart&Partners Advokatbyrå KB has a strong reputation for its experience handling arbitrations in the pharma, media, energy, and insurance sectors, as well as for its IP disputes expertise. Linda Landén stands out for her experience in construction, insurance, IP, IT and energy disputes, while Peter Sande represents major pharma, tech, and auto clients in commercial litigation and ADR proceedings. Anders Kylhammar’s IP litigation practice covers copyright, trade mark, and patent matters. Karin Westerberg is also a key contact.

Advokatfirman Schjødt handles a wide range of disputes across a variety of industries, and practice head Ola Hansson has considerable experience handling litigation and arbitration proceedings relating to M&A transactions, shareholder disputes, asset management claims, and IP disputes, among other areas. Carl Rother-Schirren‘s varied practice sees him act in disputes concerning transactions, shareholders’ agreements, construction issues, and professional liability matters, among other areas. Christopher Tehrani specialises in IP litigation, including patent, trade secret, and trade mark disputes. Insolvency disputes specialist Hans Renman also plays a leading role in the team, and Kristoffer Stråth joined the practice in early 2025 from TM & Partners.

Snellman’s disputes practice advises domestic and international clients in relation to disputes in the M&A, IT, insurance, auto, and energy sectors, to name a few. With considerable arbitration and civil litigation expertise, Pontus Ewerlöf leads the team. Martin Rifall is noted particularly for representing employers and contractors in construction disputes, and managing associate Johan Wahlund specialises in commercial litigation and arbitration.

Advokatbyrån Wallin & Partners AB has a strong reputation for its work in a broad range of industries and claims, including construction, M&A, corporate liability, financial services, real estate, and energy disputes. Martin Wallin has over 30 years experience representing governments, domestic and international companies, and public entities before Swedish courts, including the Supreme Court, and domestic and international arbitration tribunals, including M&A, construction, infrastructure, and telecoms disputes. Magnus Pärssinen’s varied practice covers construction, M&A, real estate, and financial sector disputes, while managing partner Sanna Engelholm is noted for her experience in major construction disputes. Maria Sundqvist, promoted to partner in January 2024, is also a key contact, and André Mossberg is noted for his experience acting in construction, infrastructure, and insolvency disputes, among others.

Commercial dispute resolution boutique A1 Advokater advises accounting firms, banks, and insurance companies, among other clients, on a broad range of matters, with notable strength in handling professional liability claims. The firm has also recently been involved in high-profile criminal and white-collar crime cases. Torgny Wetterberg has varied civil and criminal litigation experience, including in the energy sector, while former judge Philippe Benalal has experience in contract, real estate, construction, and professional liability disputes. Kristoffer Ribbing, Tomas Pleiner and Johannes Lundblad are also key contacts.

Baker McKenzie‘s dispute resolution team in Stockholm handles matters in the manufacturing, gaming, medtech, and real estate sectors, among others. Practice head Erik Forsin focuses on domestic and international arbitration and litigation, with a particular emphasis on disputes relating to M&A, company law, banking, and contract law. Peder Oxhammar handles intellectual property disputes, while Jonas Benedictsson is noted for his international commercial expertise.

Eversheds Sutherland‘s disputes team remains active in a variety of sectors, and Jonas Löttiger is noted for his experience in disputes relating to investor treaty arbitrations and other east-west arbitrations as well as enforcement actions against states raising objections of state immunity. He leads the group alongside Oskar Gentele, who has considerable experience acting in domestic and international arbitration and litigation, including major professional liability and construction claims. Magnus Andrén focuses on disputes involving financial institutions, while Johan Kennemyr specialises in public procurement disputes and judicial reviews.

Foyen Advokatfirma’s dispute resolution team in Gothenburg is particularly strong in construction, real estate, and environmental law disputes. Jonas Nilsson, who has 25 years of experience handling litigation proceedings for financial institutions, industrial companies, entrepreneurs, and government authorities, leads the team alongside senior associate Dan Johansson, who has notable experience in contract and property law litigation. Construction disputes specialist Emma Gustafsson in Malmö was promoted to partner in January 2024.

Kastell Advokatbyrå AB’s dispute resolution offering is active in the audit, insurance, telecoms, energy, transport, and pharma sectors, among others. Magnus Eriksson has over 20 years’ commercial litigation and arbitration experience, covering disputes in the energy, telecoms, life sciences, and M&A sectors; he leads the team alongside professional liability disputes specialist Carl Norén, who regularly represents leading auditing firms as well as auditors and accounting consultants. Henrik Bielenstein has particular expertise in the fields of contractual and tortious liability, consultant liability, and insurance law.

Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton Advokat KB stands out for its construction, real estate, and infrastructure disputes expertise. Nicklas Björklund regularly acts in major construction and real estate disputes both in court and arbitration proceedings. He leads the practice alongside managing partner Mattias Wittgren, whose 20 years of experience has seen him handle construction disputes concerning shopping malls, infrastructure projects, and installations. Erika Finn acts for Swedish and international clients on disputes concerning construction projects, post-M&A issues, and joint ventures.

Advokatfirman Lindahl KB’s dispute resolution practice is active in a range of sectors, particularly the construction sector. Stockholm-based practice head David Ackebo has IT, telecoms, construction, M&A, and real estate litigation and arbitration experience, while Cecilia Kindgren-Bengtsson in Malmö has more than 25 years of experience in commercial dispute resolution. Bengt Bolin and Daniel Ullsten are also key contacts.

Magnusson Sweden advises domestic and international clients on a wide range of disputes. With considerable experience acting before district and appeal courts as well as arbitral tribunals, Johan Molin leads the team alongside Magdalena Berg, who is active in the transportation, mining, real estate and retail sectors, to name a few. Madeleine Engzell is noted for her work in the auto, tech, and life sciences spaces.

Morris Law’s dispute resolution practice handles a wide range of domestic and cross-border disputes for public and private sector clients. Practice head Jonas Du Rietz, who divides his time between the firm’s Stockholm and Gothenburg offices, focuses on construction, tenancy, insurance, and real estate disputes. Jonas Toll is an experienced arbitrator, and Christoffer Nystedt is noted for his experience in real estate, construction, insurance, public procurement, and contract disputes.

NORDIA Law’s disputes team continues to regularly act for domestic and international clients in connection with insurance and construction disputes before general courts, including the Supreme Court, as well as arbitration tribunals. Insurance dispute specialists Per Sjödin and Johan Strömberg jointly lead the firm’s business litigation team, within which Mikaela Kempe Bergner is a key contact.

TIME DANOWSKY Advokatbyrå AB remains particularly strong in media disputes, with the practice also active in the banking, energy, and construction sectors, to name a few. Practice head Andreas Eriksson has over 15 years of experience handling litigation and arbitration proceedings concerning IT delivery, share transfer, financing, and insurance agreements, among others. On a regular basis, Peter Danowsky represents banks, insurers, consultants, and media companies in connection with liability and contract disputes.

TM & Partners’ disputes team is active in the real estate, retail, construction, infrastructure, IT, finance, and telecoms sectors, among others. Firm founder Viktor Magnell leads the practice, while Daniel Åstrand focuses on transactional, capital markets, and finance disputes, as well as those in the real estate and construction sectors.

Bird & Bird’s disputes team in Stockholm focuses on intellectual property disputes, including trade secret and copyright litigation. The group also handles general contractual disputes. Practice head Gabriel Lidman has notable experience acting for major pharma, biotech and tech companies in patent disputes.

Cirio Advokatbyrå AB continues to build a strong reputation for its dispute resolution offering. Practice head Daniel Lander has broad experience handling disputes in the energy, data protection, insurance, IT, and financial services sectors, among others, and Eva-Maj Mühlenbock plays a key role in the team when it comes to public procurement disputes. Managing associate Karin Ljungman is also a key contact.

Hellström Law’s dispute resolution practice is active in a broad range of sectors, including the real estate, construction, IT and telecoms, and energy industries. Jonas Wetterfors is well versed in domestic and international arbitration as well as litigation. He leads the team alongside Fredrik Berg, who is noted for handling construction disputes.

MAQS Advokatbyrå offers clients considerable expertise in construction sector disputes. With notable experience acting for mid and large-cap companies, both domestic and international, in litigation and arbitration proceedings concerning corporate disputes, Björn Goldman in Gothenburg leads the practice. Construction specialist Erik Kjaer plays a key role in the team, and Elin Awerstedt joined the firm in January 2024 from Stockholm District Court, where she served as a judge; she brings experience in professional liability, insurance, labour, and contract disputes.

Norelid Advokatbyrå’s dispute resolution team stands out particularly for its experience advising major domestic and international insurers as well as companies in connection with a wide range of insurance-related disputes. Experienced litigator Susanna Norelid leads the team alongside Fredrik Seemann, who is well versed in construction, professional liability, property, and insurance disputes.

NORMA Advokater KB’s dispute resolution team in Gothenburg continues to gain traction in the market. Mikael Claes has over 25 years of experience handling a broad range of disputes and is noted particularly for his expertise in construction distribution and IP/IT law disputes, among others. Jonas Öjelid has a strong track record acting for property owners in disputes concerning tenancy agreements and terminations, while Erik Karlsson represents financial sector clients in corporate and commercial disputes.