Commercial Disputes Weekly Issue 2879 June 2026
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we look at the importance of getting notices right, questions of jurisdiction and a decision on remediation contribution orders.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we look at the importance of getting notices right, questions of jurisdiction and a decision on remediation contribution orders.
The portfolio, acquired in December 2025, comprises the Fågelås, Dållebo and Boarp wind farms.
Examining the risk of regulatory changes impacting renewable energy projects in the UK, with a focus on the legal remedies available.
Clarinda Tjia-Dharmadi and Sonya Kalnin explore the legal trends, investor opportunities and challenges in Southeast Asia.
Stefano has nearly 20 years’ experience advising Italian and international clients on both contentious and non-contentious employment law matters.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we have a mixture of maritime and infrastructure decisions.
The US has imposed secondary sanctions on Cuba, greatly increasing the risks for non-US persons dealing with Cuba.
This article examines the key developments in the German infrastructure market, focussing on challenges and opportunities within the sector and how sub-sectors interact.
WFW is pleased to announce that the firm showed strong results in the Q1 2026 energy and infrastructure league tables in leading sector publications Green Street Infrastructure (formerly IJGlobal), Inframation and inspiratia.
WFW advised Star Energy on its equity fundraising of up to £9.1m through an accelerated bookbuild placing, subscription and retail offer.
We advised PARQ energy GmbH on its acquisition of a 56.6 MWp solar park project in Brandenburg, Germany.
WFW advised Ryanair before the Italian Council of State in proceedings that led to the annulment of a decision previously adopted by the Italian Competition Authority.
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