The research, now in its second edition, is based on reports from lawyers, corporate lawyers and clients and is aimed at identifying excellence in the Italian legal landscape.
This articles explores how Thai Airlines International’s rehabilitation may affect the Thai aviation sector.
This article, focusing on Spain, is the fifth of a series of articles exploring the future of e-charging in Europe.
HTO is the largest telecommunications provider in Greece, and, together with its subsidiaries, forms one of the leading telecom groups in South-eastern Europe.
The “Best corporate lawyers and law firms in Italy” Guide is published by Class Editori and edited in collaboration with its multimedia publications MF/Milano Finanza and ClassCnbc.
In this article we discuss the English Court of Appeal’s recent decision in A & B v C, D & E (2020), concerning the court’s power to make an order for the taking of evidence by way of deposition from a non-party witness in aid of a foreign arbitration.
The COVID-19 Pendulum – will this be the catalyst for change in brand approaches to management and franchise agreements?
Paris Partner Arnaud Troizier speaks to Infravenir, an association for young professionals in the infrastructure sector, on waste-to-energy projects, examining their distinguishing features, investment attractiveness and its future outlook.
The English courts continue to hand down judgments on issues as diverse as the enforcement of foreign judgments, the use of electronic bundles during the Covid-19 pandemic, and the approach to specific disclosure applications. Check out the latest Commercial Disputes Weekly to find out what’s been happening.
In a cautionary decision for parties involved in OFTO transactions, a High Court judgment confirms the importance of precise drafting within SPAs and other OFTO transaction documents to ensure that the parties’ intentions regarding risk allocation are reflected accurately.
The Marshall Islands has adopted a regulation permitting shareholders to participate remotely in annual shareholder meetings.
In this article we consider the English Court of Appeal’s decision in Lakatamia Shipping Company Limited v Morimoto on applications for freezing orders and demonstrating a risk of dissipation.
