Gröna Lund has been fined 5.2 million SEK following a fatal Jetline roller coaster derailment in June 2023 that killed a woman and injured several others, with courts holding the park responsible.
The Swedish Data Protection Authority fines Sportadmin 6 million kronor following a major 2022 data breach exposing sensitive data of over 2 million individuals, including children and royalty.
Leksand’s Tinus Luc Koblar has been fined 10,000 kronor for a second diving offense this SHL season, sparking concerns about diving in Swedish hockey.
Blekinge court orders Moderate Party politician Åsa Evaldsson to repay 1.1 million kronor for reimbursement claims deemed improper, with the court citing bad faith.
Campus Manilla, a leading Swedish school, must pay damages after being found responsible for failing to prevent prolonged bullying of a student.
Stricter fines and imprisonment introduced in Sweden from January 2024 to regulate drone use and improve air traffic safety amid rising numbers of drones.
Sweden has been fined 60,000 SEK by FIFA after supporters booed during the Swiss national anthem in a 2025 World Cup qualifying match, prompting official condemnation and a vow not to appeal the sanction.
Alfred Barklund received a four-match suspension and fine after a dangerous crosscheck on Sebastian Ohlsson in Hockeyallsvenskan.
A higher court in Sweden reinstates a SEK 6 million fine against ATG for failing anti-money laundering and terrorist financing compliance, overturning an earlier favorable ruling for the company.
A Stockholm store was fined after selling beer to a 15-year-old without checking ID, leading to legal consequences for the cashier.
Sweden's new insult law leads to fines and mixed legal outcomes in early cases.
Legal actions emerge as Helsingborg parents face fines for child's school absence due to family travel.
AIK and Malmö FF fined by UEFA for violations during 2025 qualifiers.
Sweden's major data breach could result in severe financial penalties for public and private sectors.
Mark Friedman faces scrutiny after a match penalty in Rögle's opener against Färjestad.
A Gothenburg man becomes the first to be fined under Sweden's new law criminalizing insults to public officials.