
Stefan Brocker
Stefan Brocker specialises in domestic and international arbitration and domestic litigation and contentious as well as non-contentious matters relating to logistics, transport, shipping & offshore. In addition, Stefan Brocker has extensive experience of board related matters and he is further a board member of several companies. Stefan Brocker is chairman of Mannheimer Swartling’s Shipping & Transportation practice. Stefan Brocker is a member of the board of European Maritime Lawyers Organisation and member of the Editorial Board of IBA Dispute Resolution Review. Stefan has acted as counsel in numerous arbitrations under the SCC, the ICC, UNCITRAL and other rules in both Sweden and abroad. He has also gained considerable experience as an arbitrator, including several appointments as a sole arbitrator and as chairman. Stefan has acted in disputes encompassing a wide range of areas such as Supply, Licensing, Share and Asset Purchases, Agency and Distribution as well as a wide range of industries such as Automotive, Shipping, Construction, Pharmaceutical, Securities and Finance. In recent years he has focused particularly on disputes concerning orders for larger ship structures such as oil tankers, rigs, floating fish farms and other offshore structures. · Mannheimer Swartling
About
Stefan Brocker is a Partner at Mannheimer Swartling and chairman of the firm's Shipping & Transportation practice. He specialises in domestic and international arbitration and domestic litigation with a focus on shipping, transport, logistics and offshore matters, has acted as counsel and arbitrator under SCC, ICC and UNCITRAL rules, and serves on several corporate and editorial boards.
Practice areas
Office
Expertise
Education
- CEDR Accredited Mediator, 2017
- Harvard Business School - Leading Professional Services, 2006
- Executive Management Programme, Stockholm School of Economics, 2005-2006
- LL.M., University of Gothenburg, 1993
- Studies in Economics and French, University of Gothenburg, 1993
Admissions
- Swedish Bar Association, 1998