WFW advises Tamesis and Mirabaud on £3.2m Prairie Mining placing for Polish coal projects development5 April 2017
International law firm Watson Farley & Williams (“WFW”) advised Tamesis Partners LLP (“Tamesis”) as lead-manager and. . .
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WFW advises Real I.S. on acquisition of Munich area retail park4 April 2017
International law firm Watson Farley & Williams (“WFW”) has advised Real I.S. AG (“Real I.S.”) on. . .
Two WFW deals named Deals of the Year at IJGlobal Awards 20164 April 2017
WFW is delighted to announce that the Teesside Biomass and Tellenes Wind Farm deals that the. . .
Innovation technologique et innovation juridique au soutien de la transition energetique4 April 2017
La loi sur la transition énergétique pour la croissance verte ouvre les perspectives d’une innovation à la fois technologique et juridique dans le secteur de l’énergie: article paru dans Panorama des Cleantech en France 2017, publié par GreenUnivers.
UK introduces new “corporate interest restriction” rules3 April 2017
On 1 April 2017, new “interest barrier” rules will apply to corporates to restrict UK tax relief for interest and some other financing expenses.
Update on the Italian “Decre to Romani”29 March 2017
The Italian Constitutional Court has ruled that the 10-year exclusion from renewable energy incentives is unconstitutional.
Keeping skies open after Brexit29 March 2017
As Article 50 has just been invoked, does an open skies treaty between the UK and the EU matter? What problems may arise during the withdrawal process and what potential solutions are available?
WFW advises on US$172m ECA-supported loan facility for Scorpio Tankers27 March 2017
International law firm Watson, Farley & Williams (“WFW”) has advised a syndicate of banks including Macquarie. . .
WFW advises Cassa di Risparmio di San Miniato on delivery of “Antignano” tugboat to Fratelli Neri27 March 2017
International law firm Watson Farley & Williams (“WFW“) has advised Cassa di Risparmio di San Miniato. . .
Where an agreement fails to deliver24 March 2017
The High Court recently reviewed a shipbuilding case that is particularly relevant to parties that enter into long-term agreements or options leaving delivery terms to be agreed.
Supreme Court removes security blanket23 March 2017
The Supreme Court has held that the Court of Appeal had no jurisdiction under the Arbitration Act 1996 or general rules of English procedure to order payment of security as a condition to challenging the recognition and enforcement of a New York Convention award in England.
UK: Employment insight- March 201723 March 2017
Can an employer dismiss a long-serving member of staff with an unblemished track record for a one-off act of negligence?
