WFW advises on 300 MW Talasol Spanish PV project
This project will be one of the largest utility-scale solar PV facilities in Spain upon completion.
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WFW advises Blue Elephant Energy AG on acquisition of majority stake in Caribbean’s largest solar park
This is a key step forward in the Dominican Republic’s plan to source 85% of its energy supply from renewable sources by 2035.
Pirate ship hijackings – who pays for the delay?
Partner Evangelos Catsambas looks at the English High Court’s clarification of the scope of a typical time charterparty capture/seizure/arrest clause in the context of ship piracy and its impact on the shipping community.
WFW advises ZEABORN on acquisition of all shares in “ZEAMARINE” joint venture from New Mountain Capital
We are very happy to have advised ZEABORN again on a challenging and strategically important transaction for them.
Seven WFW deals win Marine Money “Deal of the Year” awards
We’ve been named leading legal advisor of the year, with seven deals “Deals of the Year”.
Whose mine is it anyway? Jurisdiction and parent company liability for foreign subsidiaries
Our authors take a look at the UK Supreme Court’s judgment in Vedanta Resources PLC v Lungowe. The decision contains important comments on determining parent company liability and which jurisdictions substantial justice can be obtained.
WFW achieves landmark High Court ruling on enforcement of adjudication decisions in cases of fraud in construction projects
This case is the first occasion in which the court has refused to order enforcement in such circumstances.
Strong performance for WFW in Q1 2019 energy and infrastructure league tables
We have secured an impressive set of rankings in the Q1 2019 Energy & Infrastructure league table rankings.
Residence permits in Greece: More options for foreign investors
The existing legal framework on residence permits has been extended to investments on intangible assets in Greece.
Landmark decision on resisting enforcement of adjudication decision on grounds of fraud
In a very significant decision handed down today, the English High Court has refused to enforce an adjudication decision on the basis that there was a properly arguable defence that the decision had been obtained by fraud. The case, in which WFW acted for the successful party, appears to be the first occasion on which the court has refused to order enforcement in such circumstances.
