Ian Laing
Partner, Head of Infrastructure, Head of Asia
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Show me all eventsCase studies on "change" under EMEA construction contracts
The next session in our EMEA briefing explores the impact governing law clauses can have on the interpretation and changes to construction contracts. We have a panel of expert speakers who will be sharing the review of several real-life case studies from all around EMEA.
Building safety
2022 promises to be another year of fast-paced building safety reform. The Building Safety Bill is being revised to address important questions raised by Parliament and stakeholders during pre-legislative scrutiny. It will be published soon, along with details of a new tax regime to fund historic remediation costs and a number of important guidance documents about competence and the golden thread.
Latest press releases
Show me all press releasesPinsent Masons targets transport and mobility market with the appointment of Finance and Projects partner Miguel Nieto in Madrid
Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has appointed transport and infrastructure expert Miguel Nieto, as Finance and Projects partner in Madrid where he will focus on the growing transport and mobility market.
Pinsent Masons publishes its 2020 pay gap report
Pay gap reporting highlights the value and importance of our drive to promote diversity and inclusion. This year we have opted to report on our disability pay gap for the first time as we underscore our commitment to belonging and inclusion and strengthen our network groups to encourage and champion change for all of our people.
Pinsent Masons advises Sanne Group on first specialised depositary services licence in Ireland
Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has advised global fund administrator Sanne Group on the first specialised depositary licence to be granted by the Central Bank of Ireland, further enhancing Sanne’s capabilities in Ireland and its multi-jurisdictional proposition for alternative fund managers.
Ian Laing
Partner, Head of Infrastructure, Head of Asia
