What's the Webinar About?

Most investor actions in Europe have thus far been brought in the UK, the Netherlands, or Germany.  But in recent years, actions have also been commenced in Scandinavian jurisdictions, notably Denmark and Sweden (e.g., Ericsson, Danske, Novo Nordisk, Pandora, OW Bunker, and Vestas Winds).  What’s precipitated these actions?  Are there unique risks to litigating in Scandinavia?  Are more actions planned there?

This webinar will discuss what you need to know before joining actions in Scandinavia.

• Why are actions in Denmark and Sweden unique?
• Have they succeeded this far?
• What are the unique risks in joining actions there?
• Are actions in Finland and Norway also likely?
• What tools are needed to assess Scandinavian actions?
• How do you choose between competing actions?

Who's Participating?

Labaton Keller Sucharow provides an independent voice in advising clients on non-U.S. actions.  This hour long webinar includes the following panelists:

• Mark S. Willis, Partner and Head of the Non-U.S. Securities Litigation Practice at Labaton Keller Sucharow LLP, a firm that provides the only truly global portfolio monitoring and class action litigation services for institutional investors, through its U.S. offices and 26 overseas affiliated offices;
  
  
• Caroline Goodman, Founder and CEO or London-based Institutional Protection (IP), a global shareholder and financial antitrust action specialist providing settlement, advisory and claims recovery services to many of the world's largest institutional investors;
  
  
• Per Österlind, Partner at Fredersen Advokatbyrå, a law firm based in Malmö, Sweden, and counsel in the pending Ericsson shareholder action there;
  
  
• Joeri Klein, General Counsel at Deminor Litigation Funding, which has led investment recovery and investor-focused litigation around the world, including actions in Denmark such as Vestas Wind Systems, Pandora, OW Bunker and Danske Bank. 

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