Lars Widhagen

Lars Widhagen

PARTNER

Lars Widhagen specialises within the practice areas M&A/Venture Capital, Corporate Law and Capital Markets and is primarily advising Swedish and international clients on acquisitions, venture capital investments, equity financing, divestments and IPOs.

Experience

  • Ramberg Advokater ,Partner, 2010-
  • Advokatfirman Lindahl, Partner, 2000-2010
  • Advokatfirman Lindahl, Associate, 1992-1999

Assignments/Publications, etc

  • Chairman of the Board of Ramberg Advokater

Lars is member of the Swedish Bar Association since 1997

Phone: +46 70 645 25 00
E-mail: lars.widhagen@ramberglaw.se
Practice Areas: Capital Markets, Corporate, M&A and Venture Capital

Education: Master of Laws (LLM) at University of Stockholm 1991
Language: Swedish, English

Fler nyheter

Ramberg Advokater biträder Kodiak Hub vid Oxx investering

SaaS-bolaget Kodiak Hub (CSV Rating AB) erbjuder sina kunder en AI-baserad mjukvaruplattform som hjälper inköpare på storbolag. Ramberg Advokater har biträtt Kodiak Hub i samband med bolagets kapitalanskaffning om 70 miljoner kronor. Finansieringsrundan leddes av VC-fonden Oxx.

Sweden’s latest waste management reform: Paving the path to a Circular Economy

On 12 November 2024, the Swedish government initiated a major overhaul of its waste management laws. This reform aims to enhance environmental sustainability, align with the European Union’s (EU) latest legislative amendments, and bolster the transition to a circular economy. The reform is a response to a formal notice from the European Commission in which deficiencies in Sweden’s recycling rates and its reliance on waste incineration was highlighted.

Sweden’s latest waste management reform: Paving the path to a Circular Economy

On 12 November 2024, the Swedish government initiated a major overhaul of its waste management laws. This reform aims to enhance environmental sustainability, align with the European Union’s (EU) latest legislative amendments, and bolster the transition to a circular economy. The reform is a response to a formal notice from the European Commission in which deficiencies in Sweden’s recycling rates and its reliance on waste incineration was highlighted.