Egzona specializes in public procurement and dispute resolution. She represents both contracting authorities and suppliers, providing support throughout the entire procurement process—from reviewing and interpreting requirements at the bidding stage to handling contractual matters afterwards.
With extensive experience in review procedures before administrative courts, Egzona regularly assists in complex public procurement cases. She also handles damages disputes in general courts where procurement law is central. Egzona has solid experience in managing confidentiality issues related to public procurement and advises clients on confidentiality assessments as well as in connection with requests for public access to documents.
On March 16, the Swedish Government presented a proposal for new rules on so called temporary short-time work. The rules allow an employer to reduce its costs for an employee by more than 50% (up to a salary cap of SEK 44,000 per month and employee), while the employee retains more than 90% of the salary.