Eversheds has appointed yet another member to its Scottish-based real estate team, demonstrating the commitment which the firm has to further enhancing its capability, particularly in the clean energy sector.

The Alert additionally highlighted a new recommended best practice, noting that it is important for firms to develop rapid response capabilities as part of appropriate advance planning to address...

International law firm Eversheds has advised Geothermal Engineering Ltd on securing the land for the development of the UK’s first commercial deep geothermal power plant, near Redruth in Cornwall, which has now been granted planning permission by Cornwall Council.

Our goal is to provide our clients and contacts with valuable sector-specific updates and an opportunity to discuss topical clean energy issues online with Eversheds' specialist clean energy lawyers and industry peers.

International law firm Eversheds has boosted its clean energy offering in Scotland. Eversheds' clean energy and sustainability group, long established as advisors at the forefront of the global renewables industry, now has a permanent presence in its Edinburgh office.

The European Parliament has published a working document on amending the Rome II Regulation, which decides the law that will govern non-contractual obligations between parties in most civil and commercial matters.

The general position in Ireland is that restrictive covenants are void and unenforceable as restraints of trade.

The International Association for Contract and Commercial Management (IACCM) has published its annual report on the most negotiated terms in business contracts.

What? The FT has reported that in response to a spike in market turbulence, consumer internet companies Groupon and Zynga have postponed plans to go public this month.

We have launched the 4th edition of our International Real Estate Guide to European real estate law.

The most recent revision of the Swiss Cartel Act will enter into force as of 1 January 2022. The new rules introduce the concept of relative market power.

Welcome to our June UK labor law quarterly update. This edition contains the following content...

Ofcom has commenced a consultation on proposals to extend spectrum trading to maritime and satellite earth station spectrum licences.

The obligations on a supplier will depend on the precise wording of the relevant contract.

Many of the supply chain issues have that have been seen in other jurisdictions have also affected Ireland.

Companies in Switzerland can offset domestic losses and losses from foreign permanent establishments against future profits for a period of seven years.

DECC have announced that the RHI Regulations have been laid before Parliament and DECC now hope to have the RHI open for applications by the end of November.

In December 2010 Greg Clark MP announced the Government’s intention to consolidate national planning policy in England into a "simpler" policy framework.

What? Concerns Were Raised In March Of This Year That The 4G Auction Might Be Delayed.

An opinion on the definition of consent has been issued by the EU’s Article 29 Working Party.