Transactional Support
A major part of the International Environment, Climate and Regulatory Law Group's work is concerned with providing advice to multinational corporations, global financial institutions, public sector institutions and other organizations on the management of environmental and regulatory risks and liabilities in mergers, acquisitions, disposals, financings, projects, joint ventures and similar transactions.
Our transactional advice on a particular matter may include, for example, the following:
- due diligence on environmental, health and safety matters
- lender liability
- piercing the corporate veil
- transaction structure issues
- environmental indemnities and warranties
- property transfer requirements and permit transfer issues
- environmental investigations (phase I and phase II environmental site assessments)
- environmental insurance
- risk mitigation
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Publications: 02 APRIL 2021
The people’s climate case declared inadmissible: not all climate litigation roads lead to Rome
In the past years (and months), there has been a growing wave of climate change litigation cases, and the cases where plaintiffs have (successfully) invoked fundamental rights are increasing. In our…
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Publications: 27 JUNE 2019
French cannabis committee unveils recommendations for medical cannabis pilot programme in France
Yesterday, the French specialised committee on cannabis (CSST), which was established in mid-2018, held its last meeting and presented its final recommendations for the implementation of a medical…
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Publications: 20 JUNE 2019
For the second time, the Italian Ministry of Defence has launched an open tender for an urgent need of cannabis for therapeutic purposes by the Florence Pharmaceutical Chemical Plant. The estimated…
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