Combining insights from our extensive work in our core sectors, our lawyers analyse the issues affecting organisations and stakeholders worldwide and provide the guidance needed to navigate the complexities of this evolving crisis.
In this article we discuss increased scrutiny of ESG reports and how to avoid the common mistakes.
The vessels will be chartered on a long-term basis to Hapag-Lloyd AG, one of the world’s leading container shipping companies.
As part of the proceedings, the financing of the Anemos vessel, delivered in 2025, and of four additional vessels currently under construction at the Piriou shipyard, was transferred and restructured to support the continuation of NEWTOWT’s operations.
The NSW Court of Appeal has ruled that the IATA SGHA does not create a binding arbitration agreement, highlighting the risks of relying on standard-form dispute resolution clauses without clear drafting.
This article analyses certain sub-sectors of the Italian infrastructure market, highlighting emerging investment trends and the evolving role of PPP models.
In this article we discuss the practical implications of the Supreme Court decision in the Lila Lisbon.
WFW successfully represented Ryanair before the Court of Milan’s Special Commercial Division in proceedings which have declared inadmissible a class action brought by consumer association Codici – Centro per i Diritti del Cittadino concerning aspects of the airline’s online check-in policy.
Watson Farley & Williams recently hosted the webinar ‘CCGT Webinar’ to explore the key legal and commercial considerations shaping CCGT developments in Germany.
WFW advised independent French investment management company RGreen Invest on its investment in Pathfinder Clean Energy, through its flagship infrastructure fund, INFRAGREEN V.
This report explores some of the key trends that can be derived from GARI. This second instalment focusses on trends in restructuring procedures.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we consider loss of bargain damages in a ship sale, company authorisation, force majeure and consumer jurisdiction.
