Another stellar performance from WFW in top infrastructure and project finance league tables
International law firm Watson Farley & Williams (“WFW”) has once again performed extremely well in the. . .
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WFW advises ADIF-Alta Velocidad on €600m green bond issuance
As ADIF-AV is part of the Spanish Ministry of Public Works, this represents Spain’s first green bond issuance by a publically-owned entity.
WFW advises banks on 22 MW Sicilian wind plant project financing
International law firm Watson Farley & Williams (“WFW“) has advised a syndicate of banks on the. . .
WFW boosts London Transport offering with key Partner hire
We’ve made a significant addition to its highly regarded Transport Sector Group with the hire in London of Partner Louise Mor from White & Case.
New Tobacco Regulation in Thailand
The new Tobacco Products Control Act came into effect in July 2017. It curtails tobacco advertising and will make it difficult for new brands or products to access the Thai market.
Damages and Mitigation: Supreme Court Takes a Short Cruise on Benefits
In an eagerly awaited decision the Supreme Court has ruled that a shipowner’s benefit from selling its vessel, following a time charterer’s repudiatory breach, was not to be taken into account when assessing the shipowner’s damages.
WFW advises Vortex on £337m refinancing of 365 MW UK solar PV portfolio
This represents Vortex’s third major European renewables investment since 2014, following two acquisitions with a combined net installed capacity of a 457 MW Western European wind portfolio.
WFW advises DGO on its Reverse Takeover and related Share Placing on AIM
The deal increases its gas production by over 170% and its oil production by over 60%, making DGO one of the leading operators in the Appalachian Basin.
WFW expands oil & gas offering with key partner hire
WFW London boost its growing oil & gas sector offering with the hire of Partner Colin Graham.
Exclusions of consequential loss in shipbuilding contract warranty clauses
The Commercial Court has returned to the subject of shipbuilding contract warranty clauses and issued further guidance as to the proper interpretation of exclusions of consequential losses in that context.