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Mette Klingsten is ranked by Chambers in Europe Guide 2025

We are thrilled to announce that Mette Klingsten has been ranked as a leading lawyer in employment law by the esteemed Chambers & Partners in their 2025 European Guide. This marks Mette’s 19th year as a ranked lawyer by Chambers.

Chambers Europe evaluates the leading laywers and law firms throughout Europe, aiding companies and individuals in finding the best legal service providers. 

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