How not to rectify defects
In this article we discuss how employers procuring construction works can effectively manage the resolution of any defects that arise on their projects.
Author: Sam Abreo Archive
Energy company found to be a public authority under Environmental Information Regulations
The ICO’s latest decisions make it clear that private companies can no longer count themselves as safe from information requests under environmental regulations.
Getting Started: Evaluating a port project investment
The Global Ports & Terminals Group is featured in a global shipping magazine Port Strategy, looking into the initial considerations of port sector investment.
WFW advises Köberl on new partnership agreement with Gimv
Köberl is one of the leading full-service building technology and facility management services providers in southern Germany.
WFW advises on US$3bn Taiwanese offshore wind farm project financing
This is one of the first few, and the largest, Taiwanese offshore wind farm project financings to complete to date in this flourishing region for offshore wind.
Finance for Assisted and Supported Living Schemes
London Real Estate Partner Ranjeev Kumar looks at the rise in the financing of assisted and supported living schemes.
WFW advises Le Palace Genève on new hotel management agreement and rebranding for Grand Hotel Geneva
Situated next to Lake Geneva, the five-star hotel has 412 rooms, including 33 suites and 14 apartments, as well as three restaurants, a swimming pool, a luxury spa and a fitness centre.
WFW advises ING on largest Valorem photovoltaic portfolio financing to date
This is the largest photovoltaic portfolio developed by Valorem to date.
The mining industry: An essential part of a renewable future
Green-centric strategies and the demand for a transformation of the global energy industry from a dirty-fuels based one to one that is based on renewable energy are creating significant challenges for the mining industry.
Commercial Disputes Weekly – Issue 17
We look at the latest decision in the dispute between the Tate Modern and flat owners opposite its viewing gallery, as well as decisions on the risks of bringing speculative claims, and whether a disclosed and identified principal can enforce a contract entered into by their agent.
