Areas of
expertise

Areas of expertise
At Rosengrens, we have specialists and generalists who together offer commercial legal advice across multiple areas of law. In addition to our in-house expertise, we have a network of advisors who complement us to deliver optimised advice. We combine legal expertise with a focus on your business's commercial interests. Advice that is not only reliable and clear, but also creates clear business value. Check out our different areas of expertise to see how we can support your business.
Commercial agreements
In commercial agreements, seemingly minor details can have significant consequences relating to pricing, delivery terms, liability and confidentiality. With cross-industry experience and in-depth expertise in commercial risk analysis, we help secure business advantages, long-term certainty and clear, practical agreements.
Construction law
Successful construction projects require careful planning and consideration of multiple legal and practical aspects. Construction work is normally carried out under industry standard agreements such as AB 04, ABT 06 and ABS 09, but these should be supplemented with bespoke contract terms tailored to the specific circumstances of each project. When planning construction projects, planning and building regulations as well as environmental law considerations must also be addressed.
Corporate & Association law
We know that corporate law plays a significant role in the daily operations of many business owners, and that it is of importance to those in company management as well as to majority and minority shareholders. We also know that both legal and commercial considerations need to be given space and work in tandem to achieve efficient corporate governance and well-functioning share ownership. That is why our specialists in corporate law offer highly qualified and solution-oriented advice to boards, management teams and shareholders across a broad spectrum of legal and commercial matters. Our advice covers both private and public companies and is directed at everything from startups to well-established businesses – and naturally we are not limited to limited liability companies – among our clients are, for example general partnerships and various associations, including members and owners thereof.
Dispute resolution
In business, commercial disputes are virtually inevitable. They may involve unpaid debts, unjustified claims, failed collaborations or investments, shareholder disputes, breaches of contract or damages claims. Dispute resolution covers virtually all situations where disagreements have arisen. Early intervention is often crucial: conducting risk analysis and securing evidence before a dispute escalates can maximise your prospects of success or avoid litigation altogether.
Employment
As an employer, you encounter issues relating to employment law on a daily basis. These may concern employment contracts, confidentiality agreements and consultancy agreements. Employment law also covers dismissals, redundancies, staff cuts and conflict management in the workplace. Employee transitions may also raise trade secret matters that need to be addressed.
Family law
When life changes, you need guidance that gives you peace of mind. Our experienced team specialises in family law and can assist you with matters ranging from drafting agreements to resolving disputes in matters such as divorce and succession planning. Our lawyers also serve as property division administrators and estate administrators. We also offer training and lectures on matrimonial finance matters.with everything from drafting agreements to dispute resolution in cases such as divorce and generational change. Our lawyers also take on assignments as property division administrators and estate administrators/liquidators. We also offer lectures on financial family law.
Insolvency
In a functioning market economy, companies will inevitably encounter payment difficulties from time to time. This may result from customers who cannot or will not pay their invoices, or from temporary cash flow challenges affecting the company's earning capacity. Many such problems can be resolved through voluntary arrangements, including payment concessions or instalment plans. However, when difficulties become serious, specialist insolvency advice is essential.
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and investments
Mergers, acquisitions and investments require well-crafted agreements to balance risks, regulate liability, clarify undertakings and determine the purchase price. At Rosengrens, we work with a commercial focus, have several decades of combined M&A experience across a wide range of industries, and specialists in multiple areas of law. In addition to our in-house expertise, we have a network of advisors that complement us for optimised M&A advisory services. Our flexibility and broad knowledge enable us to assemble a team with the right expertise for each assignment and contribute with dedicated input grounded in experience – always with the aim of creating clarity and commercially driven agreements that promote predictability and business value.
Public procurement
We assist both contracting authorities and suppliers (tenderers) throughout the procurement process. We review procurement documents, such as tender documents, tenders and contracts. We also investigate the possibilities for – and assist with – review, invalidity and damages proceedings.
Real estate law
We assist companies and private individuals with property law issues, such as leasehold, easement, planning and building permit issues, property formation and disputes concerning property defects. Our lawyers also assist property owners and tenants on an ongoing basis in tenancy law matters.
Tenant-ownership law
Tenant-ownership associations own and manage substantial economic assets and handle matters across many areas of law. The board's responsibilities range from finances, monthly fees and membership issues to property maintenance, procurement of contractors and the role as landlord for residential and commercial premises. We are an experienced legal partner who can support and guide the board with commitment and precision.
Tort and insurance law
Tort and insurance law issues affect both individuals and businesses. For companies, this typically involves claims under liability insurance, property insurance or business interruption insurance. Common issues include interpreting policy terms, establishing causation, managing limitation periods and resolving disputes. Whilst the goal is often to avoid litigation, disputes may nevertheless arise during or after claims settlement.