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CARTHIEL

CARTHIEL

Carthiel provides specialist business law advice with a particular focus on mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and dispute resolution.

We do not claim to know everything. Therefore, we have a well-developed Swedish and international network of other law firms and advisors. In this way, we can ensure that our clients always get the right help in all situations.

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A)

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Mergers and acquisitions (M&A)

M&A is one of the firm's most important practice areas. We have cutting-edge expertise in the acquisition and sale of companies and businesses in Sweden and abroad and regularly assist in complex transactions in a wide range of industries. We assist our clients throughout the process, both on the seller's and buyer's side, with advice on structural and strategic issues, pre-agreements, due diligence, drafting and negotiating agreements and handling all issues up to closing with access and post-closing issues.

If a transaction requires specific expertise that is not available within the firm, we can immediately put together a team of reputable specialists who share our commitment to providing high-quality and cost-effective advice.

Dispute resolution

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Dispute resolution

We have extensive experience in representing clients in arbitration and in general court in all types of commercial disputes. We assist our clients in disputes involving, for example, investments, acquisitions, construction, corporate law issues, compulsory acquisition, directors' liability, commercial contracts, damages and insurance.

Extensive and complex litigation requires the ability to quickly grasp and understand complex issues, often of an economic and technical nature. We have extensive experience in areas other than procedural law, and have employees who have served in lower and higher courts, including as judges. We evaluate opportunities for success at an early stage and advise on strategic considerations.

Company law

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Company law

Corporate law issues permeate most of our cases. Our advice covers the full range of corporate law aspects that may arise in or affect clients' businesses, such as establishments, board issues, liability issues, general meetings, mergers, new issues, restructurings, liquidations, capital increases, investments, shareholder agreements, joint ventures and redemption issues.

Our advice also includes board issues, assistance at general meetings and issues related to corporate governance. In addition, we undertake other types of fiduciary duties such as special auditor under the Swedish Companies Act.

Financing

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Financing

We often represent investors as well as companies and founders in financing rounds with a particular focus on raising capital in growth companies and start-ups. We also have expertise in representing svenska as well as international banks and borrowers in debt financing. Our advice includes ordinary loan financing, syndicated loans, acquisition financing, real estate financing and leasing.

Stock market law

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Stock market law

We assist all actors on the stock market in matters of stock market law, including public takeover bids, stock exchange listings, the Swedish Code of Corporate Governance and the market abuse rules.

Real estate law

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Property law

We assist svenska and foreign real estate companies, international investors, institutional players and svenska listed companies with real estate transactions and other real estate law.

Our advice includes expertise in everything from complex structuring to more specialized issues such as tenancy law and covers all the legal aspects that may be involved in buying, selling and holding real estate.

Commercial contracts

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Commercial agreements

We handle all types of contractual issues in e.g. collaborations and joint ventures and research projects and assist in the drafting of agency and distribution agreements, license agreements and outsourcing agreements. We are the client's strategic advisor in the various considerations that arise in contractual relationships.

We aim to establish commercially viable agreements that are clear and that not only minimize the risk of future disputes but are also sufficiently reciprocal and flexible to secure the deal with the counterparty.

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