Delphi is one of the top commercial law firms in Sweden and has specialists in all fields of commercial law and the capacity to handle the largest and most complex matters. An important part is Corporate Finance, with a large amount of domestic and cross border mergers & acquisitions and an extensive Banking, Finance and Capital Markets practice. The firm has also distinguished itself particularly within high-technology oriented legal areas such as IT, Telecommunications, Intellectual Property and Life Science.
- We have resources for large projects and a strong focus on results
- We recruit the best lawyers, with an excellent sense of business and social competence
- Quality is the keyword of our legal services
Delphi were awarded Law Firm of the Year 2023, 2021, 2017, 2016, 2015 and placed second in 2019 and 2018 in Regi's annual quality and industry survey. This is Sweden's largest client survey of law firms specialising in commercial law. The categories in which we were nominated in is the main category for firms with a turnover exceeding SEK 200 million. Delphi has also received Justitiapriset 2023, 2021 and 2017, for our commitment to equality.
Our clients are mainly in Scandinavia, Europe and North America. Delphi co-operates with law firms all over the world.
We have a total workforce of 220 employees, of which around 150 are lawyers. We have offices in Stockholm, Goteborg, Malmo and Linkoping.
In a recent article published in Capital Markets Law Journal, WSG Member Helene Andersson, Counsel at Delphi, examines the EU Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) from a due process perspective and discusses the negative implications of pursuing a market abuse regime with a one-eyed focus on effectiveness at the expense of procedural safeguards. Click here to access the full article...
On 4 May 2020, the Commission published the latest package of exceptional measures (announced on 22 April) to support the agricultural and food sectors that have been hit hardest by the crisis. The package of measures adopted by the Commission includes temporary derogations from EU competition rules for milk, flowers and potatoes, support for private storage of dairy and meat products and flexibility in the application of market support programs. In addition, the Commission has proposed that Member States should be allowed to use remaining rural development funds to support farmers and small and medium-sized agri-food businesses...
Delphi is pleased to announce that Albert Danielsson, Jonatan Loor and Johan Lundgren have been appointed partners, effective after the turn of the year.Albert Danielsson joins Delphi from Snellman Advokatbyrå, where he was part of the banking and finance group, and prior to that, he worked at Baker McKenzie. Albert has extensive experience in all types of national and international financing transactions, with a particular focus on acquisition and real estate financing. Albert joins Delphi’s Stockholm office.– It feels incredibly inspiring to join Delphi as a partner...
Delphi is pleased to announce that three new partners have been elected at the firm’s office in Stockholm, with effect from January 1, 2025. We welcome Christopher Stridh, Helene Andersson, and John Neway Herrman to the team of partners.Christopher Stridh specialises in dispute resolution and acts as counsel in commercial litigation as well as domestic and international arbitrations...
