Nordic Countries: No two firms better illustrate the Swedish market than Mannheimer Swartling and its arch-rival, Vinge. Ed Thornton reports on how a long-running debate over the Swedish Bar Association stance on controlled auctions and how a Finnish firm's bold launch in Stockholm has brought the Swedish legal market's differences to the fore
October 02, 2005 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Stockholm’s city centre is scattered with law firms, but two stand out from the crowd.
In Norrmalmstorg, one of the city’s squares populated by cafes and restaurants, the legend Mannheimer Swartling stands out boldly from the building which houses the head office of one of Sweden’s most well-established and traditional firms.
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