adam lantz

Adam Lantz is a Swedish lawyer who joined Milieu as a Legal Trainee in September 2026. His work includes conducting legal and policy research on EU law, policies and decision-making processes; carrying out comparative research on the legislation of EU Member States; contributing to reports, studies and proposals for tenders issued by EU institutions; and collecting and analysing data through engagement with stakeholders and experts.
Before joining Milieu, Mr Lantz worked at the Secretariat of the European Parliament, where he analysed legislative and non-legislative files, supported institutional coordination, contributed to parliamentary processes and responded to enquiries from stakeholders. His other relevant legal experience includes contributing to legal submissions before the European Court of Human Rights, conducting research on fundamental rights and vulnerable groups, and supporting EU-funded projects on victims’ rights and procedural safeguards.
Mr Lantz also has experience in cross-border private law, including international matters relating to taxation, inheritance and estate planning, as well as in legal technology, contract automation and regulatory compliance. His academic work includes a master’s thesis entitled “The Parties’ Access to Justice in the Preliminary Ruling Procedure”, which examined procedural rights within the EU preliminary ruling system. He holds a Master of Laws from Uppsala University and has completed additional coursework in Business Administration at Lund University. His areas of specialisation include EU law, Public international law, institutional affairs and legislative processes.
Mr Lantz is fluent in English and Swedish and has a basic knowledge of French.