Airlines & social media: the web is mightier than the sword?
In this briefing, we consider why on board Wi-Fi may be the most dangerous thing on an aircraft.
Author: Richard Strockl Archive
WFW expands Hong Kong Maritime practice with new Partner hire
We’re delighted to welcome Guan Jian to the firm.
WFW advises BrookStreet des Roches equity partners on acquisition by Knights
This is Knights’ fourth acquisition of another law firm since its listing in June 2018, following on from those of Leicester’s Spearing Waite and Cummins Solicitors, and Manchester’s Turner Parkinson.
WFW advises MSC Cruises on €2.5bn financing for three new vessels
The financing structure provides construction financing for the Vessels as well as post-delivery financing in respect of 80% of the total cost of construction of the three vessels.
WFW advises MSC Cruises on financing agreements for development of Ocean Cay Project
Plans are underway for a marine laboratory to be situated on Ocean Cay that will research climate change-resistant coral in hopes of providing insights to similar island habitats.
WFW advises Foresight Group on delivery of third new-build jackup drilling rig
We advised Foresight Group on the delivery arrangements relating to a LeTourneau Super 116E jackup drilling rig named “VIVEKANAND 3”.
WFW advises funds managed by Alpina Capital Partners on acquisition of majority interest in Objective
We advised funds managed by Alpina Capital Partners LLP on the acquisition of a majority interest in Objective International NV.
WFW expands Madrid Asset Finance practice with new Counsel hire
We are expanding our Asset Finance practice in Madrid with the hire of Counsel José María Pery Riera.
WFW Paris advises the lenders on two Global Transport Finance Deals of the Year 2018
We are delighted to announce that the Paris Aviation team, led by partner Charles Viggers, advised on two deals awarded “Deal of the Year 2018” at respected sector publication Global Transport Finance’s awards ceremony, held in London on 31 January 2019.
Taiwan feed-in tariff 2019: is it enough?
The Ministry of Economic Affairs of Taiwan announced Taiwan’s new feed-
in tariff regime for renewable power generation projects in January 2019.