Hogan Lovells advises Acea on the sale of the entire holding in Acea Energia to Eni Plenitude

For a nominal value of about €600 million, Hogan Lovells has advised Acea S.p.A., one of the top Italian industrial groups that specializes in the management and development of networks and services related to the water, energy, and environment businesses, on every stage of the sale of the entire holding in Acea Energia S.p.A., a…

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Gibson Dunn Advises Natera on Acquisition of Foresight Diagnostics

When Natera, Inc., a leader in cell-free DNA and precision medicine, acquired Foresight Diagnostics, a pioneer in ultrasensitive molecular residual illness detection, Gibson Dunn provided advice.

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Dentons advises City Beach founders in resounding Federal Court of Australia tax win over AU$52m restructure

Melville Hicks and Carmelo Ierna, the founders of the fashion retail company City Beach, were successfully represented by Dentons in their landmark tax victory against the Commissioner of Taxation in the Federal Court of Australia: Commissioner of Taxation v. Hicks [2025] FCAFC 171.

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Dentons advises Skanska on the sale of the Port7 office complex to AFI Group

Skanska has received advice from Dentons on the sale of the Port7 office complex in Prague to AFI Group. The acquisition, which is worth CZK 3.16 billion (about €130,6 million), is one of the biggest office real estate transactions on the Czech market this year and demonstrates the ongoing demand from investors for superior, long-lasting…

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Mayer Brown advises Charterhouse on its strategic investment in Winback

One of the oldest private equity firms in Europe, Charterhouse Capital Partners (“Charterhouse”), received advice from Mayer Brown regarding the structure of its strategic investment in Winback, a prominent French medtech company that specializes in non-invasive medical, rehabilitation, sports recovery, and aesthetic technologies. The management team of Winback will make significant reinvestments in the company.

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How Will a ‘Disappointing’ Middle Market Affect Firms in 2026 and Beyond?

A disappointing middle market is not only affecting law firms’ top and bottom lines, but also causing them to reallocate staff, tinker with recruiting, and lean harder into specialties, such as energy and life sciences, or sectors, such as manufacturing, according to deal lawyers, firm leaders, and consultants.

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