New London Maritime Disputes hire brings a sea of knowledge
David’s recruitment is key to WFW’s global maritime Dispute Resolution strategy and he will be working closely with the firm’s Athens office on owner, P&I and collision matters.
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Singapore Partner Goh Mei Lin wins prestigious shipping award
Thr Euromoney Legal Media Group Asia Women in Business Law Awards bring together the best female lawyers from across the region to celebrate the advancements of women in the legal profession.
WFW advises DIF Capital Partners on project finance aspects of its acquisition of Uruguayan onshore wind farm
This is DIF’s first renewable energy project in South America, following the recent opening of its new office in Santiago, Chile.
EU Merger control and airlines: the evolving approach to market definition
This article focuses on the revival of the airport-based market definition approach to assessing airline-airline mergers.
WFW advises econnext on agreement with Circular Carbon
Following the transaction, econnext will hold a 50.1% stake in Circular Carbon.
Thai stamp duty goes digital
Thailand applies stamp duty to electronic transactions.
WFW expands German Dispute Resolution practice with new Partner hire
Philipp is especially well regarded for his expertise in corporate litigation, regularly advising on partnership, shareholder and joint venture disputes, including director and officer liability cases.
Changes in Jones Act Interpretations Will Affect US Offshore Sector
On December 19, 2019, The US CBP announced a change in its interpretation of Section 27, which in general leaves room for expansion of the universe of items that non-US-flagged vessels may deliver to US offshore installations.
Commercial Disputes Weekly – Issue 10
This week’s edition features a surprising case in which an in-house lawyer’s office was bugged, and a reference to the CJEU by the Court of Appeal on the meaning of the Brussels Recast Regulation.
WFW advises Blue Elephant on financing of Italian photovoltaic portfolio
The portfolio comprises 5 SPVs that own seven operational PV plants across Italy, including in the Puglia, Lazio, Sicily, Marche and Abruzzo regions.
