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FAST-Infra label tipped as net zero infrastructure enabler

The FAST-Infra Label can be obtained for infrastructure assets anywhere in the world

Hogan Lovells celebrates Daniel E. González' induction into the International Academy of Trial Lawyers

Dan's induction reflects the clarity, precision, and global perspective he brings to high-stakes cross-border disputes, and the deep trust our clients place in him.

Ogier breaks new ground in the matter of the B Trust

The application sought the approval of a variation of the terms of the Trust to undo an earlier irrevocable exclusion of the settlor as a beneficiary.

Travers Smith advises Brooks Macdonald on its move from AIM the Main Market

The company's broad and diverse product range means that clients have solutions made just for them, allowing Brooks Macdonald to support clients throughout their entire lives as needs and circumstances change.

Pensions: what's new this week - March 31, 2025

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has published two reports summarising the results of its annual surveys on DB and DC trust-based occupational pension schemes.

New UK consumer protection regime will shortly come into force

The expanded “court-based” powers can be used by the CMA as well as various other UK enforcers, including sector regulators, and trading standards.

GlobalCapital Honors Dechert for Advising on Europe’s Inaugural Private Credit CLO

Winners in GlobalCapital’s European Securitization Awards 2025 were announced at a ceremony at London’s Nobu Hotel on March 27.

Linklaters advises PSP Investments on the sale of a 22% stake in AGS Airports to Blackstone Infrastructure for £235 million

This transaction builds on Linklaters’ recent work in the airport infrastructure sector, having recently advised on the IPO of Athens International Airport and on the sale of Budapest Airport.

Handling potential risks of design and performance issues in renewables projects

This is because the rising demand for clean energy is driving an unprecedented and rapid upscaling of technology and products, in some cases before these have been tested at commercial scale.

Burges Salmon re-appointed to Severn Trent legal panel

Severn Trent expects its panel firms to work with it in the pursuit of these goals whilst also demonstrating their individual efforts towards achieving sustainability targets and through initiatives aimed at developing employability skills.

Herbert Smith Freehills has advised the Clean Energy Finance Corporation on A$160 million investment in the real estate debt market

This investment aims to improve carbon and climate outcomes throughout the project lifecycle by measuring and mitigating carbon within projects, improving operational efficiency and mitigating physical climate risks.

Determining fair interest rates without expert evidence: Cayman Islands Court ruling in Re Xingxuan Technology Ltd

The Court also awarded indemnity costs to the dissenter.

Transforming Collective Redundancy Consultation: Navigating New Amendments to the Employment Rights Bill

These changes represent an important shift, with significant financial, procedural, and legal impacts.

A Second Look at Second Appeals ‘As of Right’: Privy Council confirms the proper approach in interpreting ‘as of right’ thresholds

The Court of Appeal embraced some of Rubis’ arguments and substituted the initial award of $692,825.14 for a reduced sum of $159,450.00.

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