Emily Svedberg-Possfelt, Senior Associate, Member of the Swedish Bar Association

+46 31 701 17 50 +46 72 500 24 91 emily.svedberg-possfelt@setterwalls.se

Languages: swedish, english Office: Gothenburg Assistant: Elisabeth Menzinsky

Profile

I assist companies with legal advice regarding IT-law and data protection, commercial agreements and intellectual property rights.

In my daily work in Setterwalls’ Commercial/IP/Tech-group. I assist companies with legal opinions and assessments as well as with preparing and reviewing agreements.

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2019-

Setterwalls

2018,

Lindahl law firm, Associate

2018,

University of Gothenburg, LL.M.

2017,

East China University of Political Science and Law

01 Jun 2023

Setterwalls Advokatbyrå has advised the owners of Micropower Group when Micropower Group enters into a partnership with Polaris

21 Feb 2023

Setterwalls has assisted Pamica Group AB in connection with the acquisition of Delta of Sweden AB

03 Oct 2022

Setterwalls has assisted Pamica 2 AB in connection with the acquisition of Artex AB

20 Sep 2021

Setterwalls assist Resurs Bank in relation to their 500 million SEK investment into the banks IT-transformation

20 Nov 2024

Liability, Opportunity and Risk: THE use of Generative AI in the Finance Industry

17 Oct 2024

Setterwalls Gothenburg forms partnership with GoWest

23 Nov 2023

Unraveling DORA: Cyber Resilience Requirements in Digital Finance

08 Nov 2023

Tokenization of Financial Instruments: The Future of Finance?

25 Apr 2023

Setterwalls’ Tech Regulatory News Series – AI Act

20 Apr 2023

The MiCA regulation – ten steps for crypto companies to consider

03 Apr 2023

Setterwalls’ Tech Regulatory News Series – DORA

24 Mar 2023

Setterwalls’ Tech Regulatory News Series – NIS2

10 Jun 2020

Virtual- and cryptocurrency – A guide to identify whether your business may be subject to anti-money laundering regulation

11 Mar 2020

The Swedish Data Protection Authority imposes an administrative fine of approx. 7 million euro for non-compliancy with the GDPR