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    Advising a Japanese car manufacturer on legal issues related to (i) automated driving and (ii) product liability and other issues in the context of applying Over the Air Updates (OTA).

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    Advice US manufacturers of electric delivery vehicles on all legal aspects of market entry in Germany, France and the UK, particularly questions of type approval, admissibility of connected car functionalities, telecommunications law aspects, data protection and data access issues, emission regulations, battery regulatory, product and producer liability, IP, OTA etc.

  • Asian Development Bank

    Advising the Asian Development Bank in respect of a $20 million senior secured term loan to Wyntron Inc. for capital expenditure to expand the manufacture and export of electric vehicle (EV) charging equipment in the Philippines.

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Pinsent Masons advises on £230m plus Penta Real Estate and Staycity Group London aparthotel joint venture

Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has advised Penta Real Estate on its investment into a landmark £230 million-plus joint venture with Staycity Group and advised the joint venture on the financing arrangements for the development, which will deliver a 350-room Wilde aparthotel in the heart of London's Farringdon district. 

Pinsent Masons advises industrial manufacturers PROXMUS and Promus on the sale of their businesses to CGH Group

Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has advised manufacturing companies PROXMUS and Promus on the sale of their businesses to CGH Innovation, one of Europe’s leading manufacturers of steel tanks and a portfolio company of H.I.G. Capital, a global private equity firm headquartered in Miami.

Pinsent Masons appoints first Co-Heads of Innovation and Transformation

Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has appointed Head of Commercial, Clare Francis and Head of Restructuring, Stacey Bairner as its first Co-Heads of Innovation and Transformation, accelerating the firm's existing focus on embedding innovation into service delivery.

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