Getting the Deal Through is an international publication collaborating with many of the world’s leading lawyers and law firms. The different sections are written by experts in each area and jurisdiction. Foyen is the proud co-author of the global legal guide to mining.
Getting the Deal Through is an international publication collaborating with many of the world’s leading lawyers and law firms. The different sections are written by experts in each area and jurisdiction. Foyen is the proud co-author of the global legal guide to mining.
New precedent from the Administrative Court of Appeal in Sundsvall signifies a significant limitation in the application of the concept of “special circumstances” according to Chapter 2, Section 7 of the Minerals Act (1991: 45). According to a judgment handed down by the Administrative Court of Appeal, conditions/circumstances relating to areas in the proximity of those covered by exploration permits cannot alone form the basis for an extension.
Every year, Legal 500 carries out a ranking of the world’s leading lawyers and law firms. The London-based rankings institute is recognized as one of the world’s largest legal guides, the basis of which consists of over 300,000 interviews based exclusively on merit.
Affärsvärlden published on April 5th its list of Sweden’s largest law firms in 2018. Foyen is among the top three in fastest growth among Sweden’s 20 largest firms and moves up from 19th to 17th place with growth of 16% as compared with the year before.
Foyen’s Board of Directors grows through the addition of Johan Sköld, a co-opted director from Chalmers Ventures AB. Johan’s extensive experience in IT and business development further strengthens the board’s work in developing Foyen into Sweden’s leading law firm for project and technology-related law, writes Foyen in a press release.
