Gernandt & Danielsson ranked as the leading commercial law firm in Sweden

Gernandt & Danielsson has for the second year in a row been ranked as the leading commercial law firm in Sweden pursuant to the survey Commercial Law. The survey is directed to large purchasers of commercial law services and is carried out by the independent market survey institute Prospera Research AB. This year’s survey had more than 140 participating companies.

Commercial Law includes all of the leading commercial law firms with offices in Sweden. More than 140 large purchasers of commercial law services, representing approximately 90 per cent of the companies consulted, participated in this year’s survey, each of them having an annual fee volume for commercial law services of more than SEK 1 million. Commercial Law comprises 20 different evaluation criteria and Gernandt & Danielsson was awarded the highest scores in 8 of 10 criteria which the clients regarded to be most important. In the “Overall Performance” Gernandt & Danielsson was ranked in joint first place.

- We are very proud of our results in Commercial Law. This is an acknowledgement that our clients appreciate our work and I am convinced that surveys focusing on quality are of interest to both clients and lawyers looking for an interesting place of work, says Johan Josjö, Managing Partner of Gernandt & Danielsson.

Johan Josjö is especially satisfied with being able to repeat last year’s first place following a year with a growth of more than 13 per cent.

- Gernandt & Danielsson has had a continuous organic growth during the last 15 years and we are still growing. Our repeated top ranking in Commercial Law shows that we are able to maintain our growth rate without compromising our very high demand for quality, says Johan Josjö.

Prospera Research AB is an independent market survey institute focusing on studies within the Nordic financial markets since its establishment 1984.

For further information, please contact our managing partner Johan Josjö, telephone +46 8 670 66 00.

Updated 19 November 2007

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