Specialised law firm

Transactions

Small and focused teams contribute to the successful execution of all types of transactions for businesses and commercial real estate.

Advising on private and public placements, IPOs, mergers and acquisitions, investments and bond and debt financing, as well as all corporate matters to listed companies, investment banks, funds and investors.

Corporate

Advising on the full range of corporate matters, including commercial contracts, employment law, debt financing, compliance, corporate law and stock exchange regulations.

Successful transactions are driven by trust. Trust in people, delivery and process. Ultimately, it's about 'All Good People'.

Nils Olav Aarseth, Partner

Recent transactions

Private placement in Ava Ocean

Legal advisor to Ava Ocean

12/2025

Capital Markets

NOK 150 million

Private placement in Alotta

Legal advisor to Alotta

10/2025

Capital Markets

NOK 63.5 million

Private placement in Nanopower Semiconductor AS

Legal advisor to Nanopower Semiconductor AS

09/2025

Capital Markets

EUR 9.4 million

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Insights and articles

Transactions

"Earn out" clauses - buyer's duty of loyalty

Earn out mechanisms are a common feature in M&A transactions, used to make a portion of the purchase price contingent on the target company's future performance. <br><br>Negotiating and operating an earn out-structure is complicated, since the buyer takes control of both the operations and the accounting of the target after closing and therefore also has the ability to influence the size of the seller's earn out payment.

Corporate

Incentive schemes in Norwegian employment relationships

Incentive schemes have become an increasingly important tool for Norwegian employers seeking to attract, retain and motivate key employees. The choice of scheme is influenced by, among other things, the company’s stage of development and maturity, its shareholder structure and the employees’ risk profile, and may have significant legal and tax implications for both the company and the employee.

Capital Markets

Crypto-assets regulaton in Norway

The crypto industry is constantly evolving. New players are entering the market, the pace of innovation is increasing - and so is the risk. At the same time, the need for protection against crypto fraud and scams is increasing. To meet this development, the EU has developed harmonized rules for crypto-assets - the MiCA regulation. Through MiCA, a comprehensive and harmonized regulatory framework for crypto assets is being introduced in Norway for the first time.