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Lindskog Malmström, winner of small full service law firm of the year

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Swedish member, Lindskog Malmström has been voted winner of small full service law firm of the year by InterContinental Finance magazine in their Global Finance Awards 2010.

Lindskog Malmström's success is a result of the importance it places on its clients' businesses benefiting rather than legal technicalities. The firm is considered to have performed to exceptional levels across international regions during one of the most difficult economic periods.

The firm comprises 35 people, 13 of which are partners and is located in central Stockholm. Clients include Swedish and publicly traded companies, unlisted companies, privately owned business, trusts, associations and wealthy private individuals.

Lindskog Malmström's business is organised into four main practice areas; general business law, private law, real estate and bankruptcy law. Lindskog Malmström strives to be a cost-effective and hands-on law firm. Well aware that the devil is in the detail, the firm's focus is always on the client's business benefit rather than legal technicalities - a characteristic that clients obviously appreciate.

Lindskog Malmström is the Swedish member of economic interest grouping, European Law Firm. Membership allows the firm access to over 700 lawyers throughout Europe for assistance with cross-border transactions and other multi-jurisdiction matters.

"In 2010, the firm noticed several well-known companies looking for firms that could be an alternative to the larger and more expensive firms. Accordingly, Lindskog Malmström's successful involvement in international transactions and matters has expanded this year. The foregoing is arguably the principal reason for the 2010 InterContinental Finance's Global Award", says Björn Yrlid, partner and one of the firm's M&A lawyers.

Note: InterContinental Finance magazine is a monthly publication showcasing business excellence across continents.

October 2010

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