How Courts are Encouraging Mediation in England & Wales
Accredited Mediator and Practice Support Lawyer Leah Alpren-Waterman has written a feature piece on mediation for renowned online legal news platform Law360.
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WFW advises SirajPower on US$50m solar portfolio financing
This landmark transaction was financed on a long-term, non-recourse basis and marks the largest lease-funding platform for distributed energy in the GCC. (Image © 2020 SirajPower)
Benefits of dual listing in the UK
This article summarises how companies listed outside the UK can dual list abroad in London to maximise their growth and international investor exposure.
Commission’s sector inquiry into the Internet of Things: an opportunity to develop regulatory clarity at an early stage
This article, written jointly with Professor Suzanne Rab of Serle Court Chambers, comments on the European Commission’s opening of a Sector Inquiry into the Internet of Things.
Marshall Islands Opens Portal for Entities to Report on Economic Substance
All Marshall Islands entities must annually report activities to comply with the economic substance regulations.
WFW advises on sale of 41MW Bloxwich battery storage project to Gresham House
In mid-May 2020, Bloxwich was used to provide upward and downward reserve flexibility to National Grid in the UK’s first of its kind trial using a battery.
WFW win IJGlobal Asia-Pacific ‘Innovation Deal of the Year’ 2019
The firm advised on Vietnam’s first floating solar project.
WFW advises Castaldi on its sale to Penta Group
As a result of this transaction, Penta Gorup expects to double Castaldi’s sales over the next three years.
Madrid Office Head features in Spanish renewables discussion
Maria Pilar Garcia Guijarro discusses the current trends in Spain’s renewable energy market, including the COVID-19 situation, in a wide-ranging feature for Spanish magazine Capital Corporate.
Loan Agreements and Sanctions: Lamesa Investments Limited v Cynergy Bank Limited¹
This article examines the decision in Lamesa Investments Limited v Cynergy Bank Limited which is significant for the way it interpreted a general illegality provision in a standard form document to apply to US secondary sanctions.
