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Knowledge Management
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Through active knowledge management, Thommessen seeks to collect, share, activate and develop our lawyers' knowledge of commercial law. Over many years we have built up well-functioning systems for knowledge and information management, including a database of more than 3,000 quality-assured documents, and advanced library and research services.
We combine these systems with the individual and professional organisational expertise of our lawyers. In this way, we are able to use, share and further develop the documents and the know-how in the database, which benefits the clients by providing solutions of the highest quality in the most cost-effective manner.
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Newsletter: Stricter Norwegian rules on short sales
On 5 March 2010, the Norwegian Ministry of Finance put forward proposals that will impose further restrictions on short selling in Norway. The restrictions will also apply to non-Norwegian investors and investment firms.
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The Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund prepares to become property investor
The “Oil Fund” has been authorised to invest in real estate through new rules that entered into force on 1 March 2010.
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Thommessen lawyers contribute to comprehensive work on anti-cartel enforcement worldwide
Thommessen partner Eivind Vesterkjær and senior associate Thomas Sando authored the chapter on cartel enforcement in Norway in the three-volume collection Anti-Cartel Enforcement Worldwide.
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Thommessen ranked first in the "elite" category among Norwegian competition law practices in the GCR100 for 2010
The report notes the breadth of Thommessen's competition practice.
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The Service Directive implemented in Norway as the Norwegian Service Act
Newsletter from EU/EEA and Competition Law
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