DLA Piper appoints two new partners in Sweden

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17 Dec 2025
Press release

The global business law firm DLA Piper is pleased to welcome Emil Alexanderson and Anders Svensson Clark as new partners at its Stockholm office. They will assume their roles as partners on 1 January 2026.

"I am delighted to welcome Emil and Anders to our partnership team. Both bring exceptional commitment, and with their expertise, we strengthen our ability to deliver value to our clients in an increasingly global and complex environment,” says Magnus Oskarsson, Managing Partner of DLA Piper in Sweden.

Emil Alexanderson has been part of DLA Piper since 2018 and now steps into his new role as partner. Emil is a driving force in real estate transactions, commercial leasing and corporate acquisitions, with extensive experience representing both domestic and international players in the Swedish transactions market. He is a highly regarded adviser who combines deep legal knowledge with commercial insight – creating value in complex deals.

"I am truly grateful for the trust placed in me and look forward to continuing to develop DLA Piper’s real estate offering together with our fantastic colleagues and clients," says Emil Alexanderson.

Anders Svensson Clark works within DLA Piper’s restructuring and insolvency group as well as the banking and finance group. Anders further strengthens DLA Piper’s capabilities in insolvency, restructuring and turnarounds. With solid experience as a bankruptcy trustee and adviser in complex in-court restructurings and out-of-court restructurings, Anders is a strategic partner in the event of financial distress. His legal expertise, business mind and drive make him a key member of the team.

"Becoming a partner is a significant milestone. I look forward to continuing to work on complex insolvency matters and contributing to strengthening DLA Piper’s position in the market," says Anders Svensson Clark.

DLA Piper is one of the world’s largest business law firms, with offices in over 40 countries. In Sweden, the firm now has 230 employees and offers advice across all core areas of business law.