WFW advises Sonnedix on 38.2 MW photovoltaic portfolio acquisitions
Sonnedix is a leading global independent solar power producer, with a 1.8 GW portfolio of projects worldwide, both operational and under development.
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MAIB reports – can they be used in maritime arbitration or court disputes?
In this article we discuss how the English High Court recently clarified how UK Department of Transport Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) reports may be used in maritime disputes.
Thailand: Multimodal transport of goods involving carriage by air or sea
In this article, we consider how the enactment of the Multimodal Transport Act (2005) has impacted air and ocean carriers and freight forwarders, how the law has been applied and interpreted, and what lessons have been learnt.
WFW advises Genneia on ECA-backed Argentine wind farm financing
This is Genneia’s first corporate project to receive direct ECA support and enhances its ability obtain alternative sources of high-quality, stable financing in an uncertain economic climate.
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.
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.
