A Norwegian company, Isola, had for many years manufactured and supplied so-called uncoupling membranes for the German company Dural. Dural resold the membranes under its own trademark in Europe and the United States. In...
Atle Melø12. March 2026
A Municipal Chief Executive was required to step down from her position pursuant to a severance arrangement under Section 15-16(2) of the Norwegian Working Environment Act. She argued that the municipality had handled the matter improperly and that the decision was based on...
Atle Melø16. February 2026
The Supreme Court has recently considered the scope of the special rule set out in Section 1, second paragraph, of the Resolution on Document Duty.
The case concerned a residential property in Oslo that had been owned since 1919 by a limited liability company...
Atle Melø16. February 2026
The number of individuals reporting cryptocurrency holdings in their tax returns increased by more than 30 per cent over the past year, according to newly released figures from the Norwegian Tax Administration. According to data from the tax returns for the 2024 income year...
Atle Melø31. October 2025
In the seller’s disclosure form, two home sellers stated that there had previously been mice in the property and that certain work on the property had been carried out by unqualified persons. After taking possession, the buyers engaged an expert...
Atle Melø22. October 2025
A nurse was summarily dismissed by a municipality in Finnmark after striking a mentally disabled service user in the face with an open hand. The nurse brought legal proceedings seeking to have...
Atle Melø22. October 2025