WFW advises ThreeSixty Brands on FAO Schwarz contract
Negotiation of a construction contract for FAO Schwarz’s new flagship store in Rockefeller Plaza.
Author: Sam Abreo Archive
Making The Right Decision Alumni Interview: Iris Wong
Head of Legal and Corporate Affairs at Qila Energy, Iris Wong, tells us what she loves about her job and the skills she learned at WFW.
5 Minutes With… Andrew Savage
Andrew Savage
Andrew Savage was a Partner in the Dispute Resolution group in London. Read on to find out about Andrew’s career, his work highlights and his love of David Bowie.
Alumni Q&A With… Mark Jenkinson
Alumnus, Mark Jenkinson, General Counsel of Azimuth Group, tells us what prompted a career in law and the things he misses about WFW.
How to successfully on-board clients
In an article for PM Forum, Director of Client & Strategic Development Rippan Vig explores successful client on-boarding. She discusses how the main thing is to have some structure around managing client relationships.
Winning Work & Mitigating Risk – Alumni Interview: Susan Owen
WFW Alumna, Susan Owen, discusses her role at KBR and offers advice to women developing their careers.
WFW Singapore Partner Mei Lin Goh named one of the Lloyd’s List Top 10 maritime lawyers 2017
This is the latest high profile recognition for Mei as one of Asia’s leading maritime lawyers, following being awarded the “Maritime Law Award – Individual Lawyer of the Year” at the Lloyd’s List Asia Pacific Awards 2017 in October.
WFW advises Credito Valtellinese on wind plant financing
The plant is owned by an SPV of Fri-El Group, one of Italy’s leading green energy companies and active in the wind sector since 2002.
BARECON 2017: The timely revision of an industry standard
BIMCO has recently published its new BARECON 2017 following a review of its predecessor. What are the the key commercial differences between BARECON 2001 and BARECON 2017 and what does this mean for practitioners?
WFW advises Marguerite on Swedish wind farm project financing
The wind farm, which has a total capacity of 46.8 MW, has been acquired by Marguerite in an all equity deal in June 2017 from Element Power and Karftö Vind.