TGS Baltic has successfully represented Swedbank before Estonia's Supreme Court against a EUR 1.75 million claim brought in a dispute with the bankruptcy trustee of Alberta Trade, a former Swedbank client.

Cobalt has advised Indutrade on its acquisition of Labema.

Ellex has advised state-owned Estonian Air Navigation Services on a EUR 13 million loan from the Nordic Investment Bank to improve the efficiency of air navigation services.

Lextal has advised digital asset platform Blocktrade on the launch of its new BTEX token which raised over EUR 5 million to date.

Did You Know that, of the 30 lawyers who have worked on Estonian client matters reported by CEE Legal Matters so far this year, only seven have worked on more than one? The 2023 Estonian leaderboard is currently led by Sorainen Partner Toomas Prangli, who has worked on four reported client matters so far this year.

TGS Baltic has advised Estonian national postal service provider Eesti Post (Omniva) on its acquisition of assets – including a network of smart mailboxes and the related IP rights – from Parcelsea.

Cobalt has advised Change Ventures on launching its EUR 20 million Fund III.

Triniti has advised the Tallinn water company AS Tallinna Vesi on a EUR 91 million syndicated loan agreement with AS SEB Pank.

TGS Baltic has successfully represented the interests of Jetoil before Estonian courts in a dispute related to supplied fuel quality.

Contributed by Sorainen.

On March 9, 2022, four leading Estonian lawyers sat down for a virtual round table moderated by CEE Legal Matters Managing Editor Radu Cotarcea to discuss the current state of the startup environment in Estonia and analyze its main drivers, the local startup ecosystem, and the regulatory environment shaping it.

Contributed by Walless.

Contributed by Ellex Raidla.

Contributed by Cobalt

On July 18, 2017, an elite selection of Baltic legal experts from both the private practice and in-house worlds gathered at Cobalt’s Riga office for an in-depth discussion about the Baltic legal markets.

The commercial legal markets of Central & Eastern Europe didn’t appear automatically. They didn’t develop in a vacuum. They were formed, shaped, and led, by lawyers – visionary, hard-working, commercially-minded, and client-focused individuals pulling the development of CEE’s legal markets along behind them as they labored relentlessly for their clients, their careers, their futures.