Snacks: Digestible Weekly Labour News – Issue 701 September 2022
Read the seventieth edition of our weekly update of Italian labour law.
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A stitch in time may not always save nine1 September 2022
Dev Desai and Alexander Mulroney consider whether a freeholder’s litigation costs from challenging neighbouring development plans can be recovered from its leaseholders through the service charge.
WFW advises HCOB on US$95m seven vessel refinancing1 September 2022
HCOB is a private German commercial bank, focussing on shipping, real estate, renewable energy and infrastructure.
WFW advises lenders on £230m financing facility for Low Carbon31 August 2022
The financing will enable the development of multiple large-scale renewable energy and storage projects.
WFW obtains ARERA sanctions annulment for CVA Energie and C.U.RA30 August 2022
The TAR upheld CVA Energie’s and C.U.RA’s appeals.
WFW advises AvenHexicon re five Italian floating offshore wind farms30 August 2022
The projects will help Italy achieve its target of installing around 6-7 GW of renewable energy capacity annually by 2030.
WFW advises Hova Hospitality on €70m sale and leaseback of Club Med Gregolimano Greek resort30 August 2022
The high-end resort is currently being renovated as part of an extension and renovation project with an initial budget of €20m.
Snacks: Digestible Weekly Labour News – Issue 6925 August 2022
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Hand it over?19 August 2022
This article discusses the Balfour Beatty v Broadway Malyan decision which highlights the issues with obtaining early disclosure in construction project disputes.
Snacks: Digestible Weekly Labour News – Issue 6818 August 2022
Read the sixty eigth edition of our weekly update of Italian labour law.
WFW Germany partners author chapters for guide for employment experts18 August 2022
The guide is aimed at lawyers, judges, HR professionals, members of works councils and other employment experts.
The future of a hydrogen project17 August 2022
Green hydrogen will be a key part of the world’s transition to net zero carbon emissions, and its utilisation (through various forms) will be an important feature of the next 30 years as use of green hydrogen-related energy in the global economy increases.
