Founded in Oslo in 1897, Bing Hodneland built a long-standing reputation in business law with recognized strength across technology, media and real estate. The modern firm emerged in 2011 through the merger of Hodneland & Co ANS and Bing & Co, operating from central Oslo and acting for Norwegian and international clients. In October 2023, the practice joined with Advokatfirmaet Ræder to form Ræder Bing, carrying forward its heritage and sector focus.
Bing Hodneland became known for work in technology, media and intellectual property, including IT contracts, e-commerce, privacy compliance, broadcasting and content regulation, and rights clearance across film and television. Lawyers advised on copyright, trademarks, designs and patent-related issues, and handled licensing and enforcement for companies that create or commercialize digital products and creative works.
In real estate and corporate transactions, the firm assisted with property development, planning and building law, acquisitions and disposals, leasing and project structures, often coordinating tax and company law considerations. The team handled negotiations, mediation and litigation, and included advocates with Supreme Court rights. Client engagements were partner-led and built around practical, solutions-focused advice.
