A century-old Swedish manufacturing company’s evolution from family business to publicly traded global enterprise has been supported by sustained collaboration across the Ally Law network, demonstrating how coordinated legal services can effectively serve complex international operations.

Nolato AB, now publicly traded on Nasdaq Stockholm, began as a family business in southern Sweden. Today, the company operates across Europe, Asia, and North America, specializing in medical solutions, engineered solutions and manufacturing with a decentralized structure where business units maintain considerable autonomy.

Maria Stakovka of Ally Law member firm Fram Law (Sweden) has worked extensively with multiple Nolato entities, building on a relationship originally established by her late colleague, Dan Lindmark. The company’s decentralized approach to legal services aligns well with Ally Law’s network model.

The collaboration spans three primary areas: Contract law forms the foundation, with Fram Law reviewing customer and supplier agreements even when governed by foreign jurisdictions. For acquisitions and property purchases supporting business expansion, the network has leveraged Ally member firms such as Blum & Grob Attorneys at Law (Switzerland), BTG Advaya (India), Izabella Zyglicka and Partners (Poland), and Melchers Law Firm (Germany).

This long-term partnership illustrates how Ally Law’s model effectively serves companies with decentralized operations, allowing business units to access appropriate expertise while maintaining coordinated service and institutional knowledge.