Archive for September 2025
Miami Judge Cuts $14M Carnival Cruise Claim to 2.5%
Carnival Cruise Lines was found liable for a passenger’s injuries on one of its ships, but a Miami federal judge awarded only about $344,000, far less than the $14 million initially requested. The plaintiff’s attorney is considering an appeal, stating, “They had unusually elevated thresholds and didn’t bother repairing them.”
Read MoreBaker McKenzie Advises Korys Investments NV on the Acquisition of a Minority Stake in Euro Company, Società Benefit
In order to acquire a minority stake in Euro Company S.p.A., an Italian company that leads the market in the production of dried and dehydrated fruit, Baker McKenzie provided advice to Korys Investments NV, the entrepreneurial investment company of the Colruyt family, who founded the nation’s largest retail group.
Read MoreLaw Firms Guide Chinese Companies on Multiple Fronts as the US Tightens Rules on IPOs
Law firms advising Chinese companies on initial public offerings (IPOs) in the U.S. say clients are reconsidering their goals due to stricter listing requirements. Consequently, many are opting for IPOs in Hong Kong instead.
Read MoreBCLP Advises STRABAG:Equitix Consortium on groundbreaking, first of a kind £2.9bn Haweswater Aqueduct Resilience Programme
The winning consortium Cascade Infrastructure Limited, a joint venture formed by international contractor STRABAG, global infrastructure investor Equitix, and project partner GLIL Infrastructure, was successfully advised by international law firm BCLP in reaching Financial Close for the innovative £2.9 billion Haweswater Aqueduct Resilience Programme (the HARP Project).
Read MoreBuilding in London and Negotiating with Elon Musk—An Interview with Paul Weiss’ Neel Sachdev
Neel Sachdev, the co-head of Paul Weiss’ U.K. operations, discusses rapid growth, the limitations of financial incentives to retain top partners, future hiring plans, and the challenges of leasing Twitter’s former headquarters.
Read MoreS&C Advises Sempra Infrastructure on Joint Venture for Second Phase of $14 Billion Port Arthur LNG Project
For the development, construction, and operation of the second phase of the Port Arthur LNG project, a subsidiary of Sempra Infrastructure Partners formed a joint venture with a group of private capital funds headed by Blackstone Credit & Insurance, Apollo, KKR, and Goldman Sachs Alternatives.
Read MoreMayer Brown represents investors in $996 million DPR securitization
In a $996 million sale of notes backed by current and future Dollar-denominated diversified payment rights (DPRs) created by Banco Industrial S.A., Guatemala’s biggest bank, Mayer Brown represented a group of private placement investors.
Read MoreBCLP advises Safran Defense and Space on Attollo Engineering acquisition
Safran Defense and Space, Inc. (“Safran DSI”) received advice from BCLP on its acquisition of Attollo Engineering, LLC. A US subsidiary of the French multinational Safran Group, Safran DSI provides cutting-edge space and defense technologies that enable mission-critical activities in a variety of fields, including navigation, geospatial intelligence, space solutions, fluid, fuel, and oxygen systems,…
Read MoreBaker McKenzie Advises Knorr-Bremse on Takeover of duagon Group
The acquisition of duagon Group (“duagon”), a prominent supplier of railway electronics in the rail industry, was advised by Baker McKenzie to Knorr-Bremse. A related purchase agreement has been executed by Knorr-Bremse and Deutsche Beteiligungs AG (DBAG), the former owner.
Read MoreNorton Rose Fulbright advises BREMER Projektentwicklung on the acquisition of a plot of land for a logistics centre in Dissen
As part of a sale-and-leaseback agreement, Norton Rose Fulbright has provided BREMER Projektentwicklung GmbH with advice for the purchase of a 30,500-square-meter site in Dissen am Teutoburger Wald, which includes an existing property.
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