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News / Aku Sorainen, Kaupo Lepasepp, Kärt Anna Maire Kelder, Robin Teever, Mario Sõrm, Helery Maidlas, Kristi Aer, Marcus Niin, Stenver Pärn, Ere Mai Kool, Iris Magnus
For the fourth year in a row, the Estonian Ministry of Defence has recognised Sorainen as a supporter of national defence, awarding us the silver-level recognition for our contribution to Estonia’s defence efforts. “Your example inspires other employers as well and makes supporting national defenders seem increasingly natural and self-evident choice,” said President Alar Karis […]
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Sorainen has published its Sustainability Report 2026, covering the firm’s progress during 2025 with regard to business, people, society, and environmental priorities. The report reflects a year focused on embedding sustainability into how the firm advises clients, manages risk, develops our people and operates as a single integrated Baltic organisation. As managing partner Eva Berlaus […]
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In this edition, we look at major regulatory and policy changes that may affect businesses, including developments in climate and energy policy, sustainability reporting, packaging and waste management requirements, and governance reforms in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. We also highlight several EU initiatives aimed at balancing sustainability ambitions with competitiveness and reducing administrative burdens for […]
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Sorainen has been named “National Law Firm of the Year: Baltics” at the prestigious IFLR Europe Awards 2026 in London, recognising work on transactions that set new precedents in the region – from first-of-their-kind renewable financing structures to complex digital asset licensing and multi-country M&A. Presented annually by the International Financial Law Review (IFLR), the […]
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This year’s Baltic M&A and Private Equity Forum in Riga brought together the region’s deal‑making community to reflect on where the market is heading next. The discussions made one thing clear: conditions have changed. Deals take longer, buyers are more selective, preparation matters more than ever before, and geopolitical uncertainty remains part of the backdrop. […]
