Date 16.08.2023
We are pleased to be once again sending a Hjort delegation to the International Bar Association’s (IBA) Annual Conference!
It is a combination of knowledge, character and values that makes our firm unique. We are one of Norway’s leading law firms within business law advisement and dispute resolution.
Thomas is head of the firm’s Transactions practice area (Corporate and M&A) and has extensive experience within M&A and company law. He regularly advises multinational companies and private equity firms on complex cross border transactions and venture capital on acquisition and early/growth-stage technology investments. His deals—whether buy side or sell side—frequently involve highly complex capital structures, intricate management incentives and talent retention issues. Thomas has broad experience from various sectors but has a special focus on technology and research-driven industries.
Christian specializes in mergers and acquisitions (M&A), capital market transactions and company law. He has broad experience from various sectors and regularly advises on cross-border transactions.
Hjort is recognized in national and international rankings. We are grateful for the recognition our clients give us. Strong rankings in several of our priority practice areas and at an individual level motivate us to continue delivering high-quality legal services.
With over two decades of specialized practice in family and inheritance law, Sicilie Tveøy has established herself as a leading expert in both domestic and international legal landscapes. Her comprehensive understanding extends beyond family and inheritance law to encompass vital related areas including contract law, corporate law, tax law for private clients, and real estate law. This diverse expertise allows her to offer holistic legal solutions tailored to the unique needs of her clients.
On March 31, 2020, the Tax Directorate issued a statement of principles regarding the fiscal treatment of reversal of resolutions to pay dividend as a consequence of the coronavirus pandemic.
The draft directive on corporate sustainability due diligence (“CSDD-directive”) is still in the making, but with a draft from the European Commission and the Council of the European Union negotiating position established, we have compared the obligations in the draft directive with the obligations following from the Norwegian Transparency Act.
