Advokatbyrån Kaiding

Advokatbyrån Kaiding, established in 1956 in Skellefteå, has grown to become the largest and leading law firm in Sweden's Norrland region, with approximately 70 employees across eight locations, including Kalix/Haparanda, Luleå, Piteå, Skellefteå, Umeå, and Östersund/Åre. As a full-service firm, Kaiding offers comprehensive legal services across central areas of law, including employment law, family law, general practice, and other legal services.

The firm's operational model is based on the "Musketeers' principle," a true partnership where all revenues and expenses are equally shared among partners. This approach ensures that each client engagement is managed by the most suitable professionals, fostering collaboration over competition and prioritizing client interests.

Kaiding's commitment to client service is evident in its local presence and deep understanding of the communities it serves. The firm offers specialized legal counseling tailored to the unique needs of each client, ensuring accessibility and personalized attention.

About Advokatbyrån Kaiding

Founded in 1956

Practice areas

Employment & Labor

Lawsuits & Disputes

Family

Languages spoken

English

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Practice areas

Employment & Labor

Advokatbyrån Kaiding provides comprehensive legal services in employment and labor law, assisting both employers and employees with drafting and reviewing employment agreements, advising on terminations, reorganizations, downsizing, and company transfers. Their expertise includes intellectual property matters, trade secrets, non-compete clauses, pension and incentive programs, workplace safety, rehabilitation, personal data issues, and insolvency-related labor law. The firm also represents clients in court proceedings, arbitration, and union negotiations.

Employment Rights

Hiring & Firing

Job Discrimination

Labor Law

Pension

Retirement

Sexual Harassment

Social Security

Wage & Hour

Wrongful Termination

Whistleblower & Qui Tam

Employment Benefits & Executive Compensation

Lawsuits & Disputes

Advokatbyrån Kaiding offers comprehensive dispute resolution services, assisting clients throughout the entire process-from initial risk assessment and settlement negotiations to evidence collection and legal proceedings. Their team comprises specialists with extensive experience in litigation, arbitration, and negotiations with authorities and other dispute resolution bodies. They represent a diverse clientele, including Swedish and international companies, organizations, authorities, and individuals, regardless of size, location, or industry. Their approach focuses on achieving sustainable and long-term solutions tailored to each client's specific needs and interests.

ADR Mediation & Arbitration

Appeal

Class Action

General Litigation

Ethics and Professional Responsibility

Commercial Litigation

Antitrust Litigation

Restructuring & Insolvency

Family

Advokatbyrån Kaiding offers comprehensive legal services in family law, including the drafting of wills, estate inventories, and succession planning. Their attorneys frequently serve as court-appointed estate administrators and executors, ensuring the proper management and distribution of estates. In matters of child custody, living arrangements, and visitation rights, Kaiding provides experienced representation, assisting clients in resolving disputes and, when necessary, representing them in legal proceedings. The firm also acts as mediators in such disputes, accepting appointments from both courts and private parties. Additionally, Kaiding advises on child support payments and assists clients in applying for legal representation coverage through home insurance or state-provided legal aid when applicable.

Adoption

Child Abuse

Child Custody

Child Support

Child Visitation

Collaborative Law

Divorce & Separation

Domestic Violence

Father's Rights

Marriage

Military Divorce

Same Sex & LGBT

Annulment