WFW advises BayWa r.e. on the sale of four French 41.2 MW solar parks
We advised German project developer BayWa r.e. renewable energy GmbH on the sale of four solar parks with a total capacity of around 41,2 MW to two buyers.
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WFW advises Euronext on acquisition of 78% interest in Commcise
We advised Euronext, the leading pan-European exchange, in connection with the acquisition of a 78% interest in Commcise Software Limited.
WFW advises Billy + Margot on acquisition of Benyfit Natural
We are delighted to have assisted Billy + Margot on its acquisition of Benyfit Natural.
Burden of proof under the Hague Rules – Confirmation from the Supreme Court
In a significant recent judgment, the UK Supreme Court has… Read more
WFW to expand Greek law maritime disputes practice with key Athens Partner hire
We are pleased to announce that we are enhancing our Greek law maritime disputes practice with the hire of new Athens Partner George Iatridis.
WFW advises on first green loan to Asia Pacific shipping company
We advised BNP Paribas in connection with a loan facility of up to US$40m, to finance the purchase and installation of “scrubbers” on the fleet of vessels owned by Quantum Pacific Shipping
WFW advises ATE on the negotiation of a partnership agreement with Dalkia to finance energy transition projects
We advised Amundi Transition Energétique (“ATE”) on the negotiation and signing of its partnership agreement with Dalkia to support the development of renewable heating networks in France.
Thai court’s approach on fraudulent asset transfers in restructuring
The Thai court has made it clear that relying on bank guidance to effect asset transfers will not always be sufficient to protect such transfers from subsequent legal challenge.
“LiVE”: Thailand’s blockchain-based OTC platform for startups
The Thai government has become increasingly receptive to the use of cryptocurrency projects and exchanges, such as “LiVE” technology.
Landmark Court of Appeal decision on ship arrest counter-security and wrongful arrest damages
In a landmark ruling that has brought welcome clarity to a legal ‘hot topic’ that has been debated for many years, the English Court of Appeal has now upheld the first instance decision of the Admiralty Court in The Alkyon.
