Nivalion x WFW: FundHer Breakfast – Women & Legal Finance5 March 2026
Join Watson Farley & Williams and Nivalion for a special breakfast event: FundHer – Women & Legal Finance on 5 March 2026 in Munich.
Author: Molly Watson Archive
Assignee benefits from the right to adjudicate under original construction contracts – Paragon Group Limited v FK Facades Limited
We consider the recent judgment in Paragon Group Limited v FK Facades Limited, which addresses the question of whether an assignee of rights under a construction contract is entitled to adjudicate in respect of those rights.
FuelEU: the first deadline passes. Are you ready to comply?
In this update, we share our views on the most common points of friction as these emerge in charterparty negotiations, offer our insights on possible solutions and take you through the significance of upcoming FuelEU deadlines, with the first one being 31 January 2026.
WFW Infrastructure Reception in Berlin25 March 2026
Join Watson Farley & Williams for our annual WFW Infrastructure… Read more
Key trends in African critical mineral projects – The role of infrastructure corridors
In the first of our series of articles looking at key trends in African critical minerals projects, we consider the role of infrastructure corridors.
Travel Law Updates: Germany, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand
This article reviews the latest developments in travel law in Germany, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand.
WFW advises Okeanis on new US$130m stock offering
WFW advised Okeanis Eco Tankers Corp. on its successful offering of approximately 3.6 million new shares of common stock, raising around US$130m.
Anti-suit injunctions in the ADGM – lessons from A22 and B22 v C22
The Abu Dhabi Global Market Courts have confirmed that they have jurisdiction to issue anti-suit injunctions where it is “just and convenient to do so”, in a landmark decision in A22 and B22 v C22 [2025] ADGMCFI 0018.
Landmark Legislation Regulates Digital Assets in Vietnam
Vietnam has introduced its first comprehensive legal framework for digital assets, balancing innovation with tight regulatory controls to support the country’s digital and green economic transition.
The Italian 2026 Non-Domiciled Tax Regime
Individuals moving to Italy can apply a flat rate of €300,000 per year to their foreign source income under the optional non-dom tax regime.
