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.
Published: 15. April 2019How the study was carried out
For the 28th year in a row, Affärsvärlden lists Sweden’s largest commercial law firms. A questionnaire is sent out in February in which the firms are asked to provide fee revenues, number of employees, etc. The list comprises law firms and companies that work primarily in commercial law. The study was carried out and compiled by researcher Erik Juhlin.
Panoramic- Mining 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.
It has long been stated that Norway is well-positioned to exploit large mineral deposits in the Norwegian countryside. However – and despite an increased focus on the need for self-sufficiency with respect to critical minerals – actual mining projects have been few and far between. A recent Supreme Court judgment has provided much-needed clarity about when minerals are owned by the Norwegian State and when ownership rests with the landowner.
On 12 December 2023, the European Parliament voted to adopt a new EU regulation, The Critical Raw Materials Act, which aims to ensure a sustainable and secure supply of critical raw materials (CRMs) within the EU. The act will enter into force in the beginning of 2024.