WFW advises MPCC on methanol-powered vessel order
The vessels will be equipped with a dual-fuel engine setup which enables operation on methanol as well as conventional MGO.
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WFW advises Teichmann on further investment in Blue Rock Diamonds
BlueRock Diamonds is an AIM-listed diamond producer which operates the Kareevlei Diamond Mine near Kimberley in South Africa.
WFW wins solar plant dispute for Tayan Energy before Italian Counsel of State
The two projects, which are being built on land in a restriction-free zone, had previously been authorised for construction by the Lazio regional authorities.
WFW further strengthens Asia Disputes practice with second Singapore Partner hire
Kimarie’s clients include oil majors, NOCs, SOEs, international mining companies, international trading companies and shipping companies.
WFW advises Southwind on combination with First Uranium Resources
First Uranium is a resource exploration issuer focussed on locating and exploring natural resource projects in North America.
WFW Milan relocates to sustainable N4 Building
Watson Farley & Williams is delighted to announce that its Milan office has relocated to the N4 Building, located in the heart of the city’s historical centre, on Via Gaetano Negri 4.
WFW advises Blue Elephant on acquisition of Italian solar PV portfolio
Watson Farley & Williams has advised Blue Elephant Energy AG on its acquisition, via its subsidiary BEE Piemonte S.r.l, of a 4 MW portfolio comprising six solar PV plants located in Piedmont in northern Italy.
WFW Germany strengthens regulatory practice with new of counsel
Norbert’s practice focusses on commercial public law, including public procurement and state aid law.
WFW establishes Paris Disputes Resolution practice with new partner hire
Franck joins WFW from independent French law firm Boken and previously worked at Norton Rose Fullbright Paris for seven years in their litigation and insurance group.
WFW advises MSC Cruises on €353m ECA-backed financing of PortMiami mega cruise terminal
Construction is expected to be completed in December 2023 and, when finished, will be the largest cruise terminal in the US.
