Foyen is once again this year top-ranked for Energy and Construction by Legal 500

Each year, Legal 500 ranks the world’s leading lawyers and law firms. The London-based ranking institute is recognised as the world’s largest guide to lawyers – its rankings, the result of more than 300,000 interviews, are based purely on merit.

Published: 17. April 2018
Commercial Law, IT, Land and Environment, Public sector, Real estate

Foyen has received the no. 1 ranking for Energy and the no. 2 ranking for Construction. In addition to being ranked as a Top Tier Firm, Foyen is also highly ranked for Environment and Public Procurement, as well as recommended for IT & Telecom, Real Estate, Commercial, Corporate, and M&A.

Legal 500 lists nine of Foyen’s lawyers as follows.

  • Pia Pehrson is a Leading individual for Energy and recommended for Environmental.
  • Jacob Hamilton is recommended for Energy.
  • Eva Westberg Persson and John Hane are recommended for Construction.
  • John Hane and Per-Ola Bergqvist are recommended for Public Procurement.
  • Jonas Nilsson and Peter Dyer are recommended for IT & Telecom.
  • Henrik Ståhlberg is recommended for Real Estate.
  • Peter Dyer, Jonas Nilsson and Oscar Wackling are recommended for Commercial, Corporate and M&A.

Read more about Foyen in Legal 500 here >>

For more information, please contact:

Annica Hentze, Head of Communication at Foyen +46 72 373 16 27, annica.hentze@foyen.se

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