Caroline Gulliksson Dock

Counsel

+46 734 15 26 92
+46 8 670 66 92
caroline.g.dock@gda.se

Caroline has significant experience of representing Swedish, foreign and multinational corporations in commercial litigation, as well as domestic and international arbitration. She represents clients across a variety of industries and areas of law, including banking & finance, telecom, M&A, public transportation, manufacturing, insurance and energy. Caroline also regularly advises clients in public procurement related matters. She has extensive experience of court proceedings in public procurement related matters and represents clients in every aspect of public procurements as well as contracts between the public sector and suppliers.

Caroline is active in several organisations in the dispute resolution field and serves, since 2024, as representative of the ICC’s global policy commission, Commission on Arbitration and ADR.

Practice areas
Experience
  • Gernandt & Danielsson since 2015 (Counsel 2024)
  • Law clerk, Norrtälje District Court, 2013–2015
Education
  • LL.M., Stockholm University, 2012
  • Université de Paris (Université Paris 5 René Descartes), France, 2010–2011
Languages
  • Swedish
  • English
  • French
Legal community
  • Member of the Swedish Bar Association since 2018
  • Member of Young Arbitrators Sweden (YAS)
  • Member of Swedish Women in Arbitration Network (SWAN)
  • Co-author of The Legal 500: Litigation Country Comparative Guide, 2021 & 2025
  • Co-author of ”Sweden: An Introduction to Dispute Resolution” in Chambers Europe 2024
  • Co-author of GAR Know how - Challenging and Enforcing Arbitration Awards 2024
  • Delegate of ICC’s global commission for arbitration and ADR, 2024-2027
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News

Matters 2025-09-02

Gernandt & Danielsson has successfully represented Carnegie Fonder in the Swedish Fund Selection Agency's procurement for the premium pension fund platform

On 27 August 2025, the Swedish Fund Selection Agency announced its award decision in the procurement of actively managed Swedish equity funds for the premium pension fund platform (PPM). The award decision affects 570,000 savers and a total capital of approximately SEK 92 billion. Carnegie Fonder applied for awards for two of its funds – Carnegie...
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