WFW successfully defends Bourgade in Aeroitalia ownership dispute11 February 2026
The counterparty sought a judicial seizure of Mr Bourgade’s entire equity stake in Aeroitalia.
The counterparty sought a judicial seizure of Mr Bourgade’s entire equity stake in Aeroitalia.
GARI now covers 116 key aviation markets, more than any of its competitors.
This is one of three M&A transactions completed by Sonnedix in France in 2025, enabling it to approach 400 MWp of operating capacity in France, representing a 24% increase in just one year.
The EU is developing a new Construction Services Act to harmonise rules, reduce fragmentation and support greener, more digital construction across the Single Market. Although the UK is outside the EU, these reforms will influence UK contractors operating in EU supply chains by shaping procurement rules, sustainability standards and digital compliance expectations.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly we consider several aspects of the construction of contracts: formation, inconsistency, compliance and fraud.
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