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Following the success of our April session, part 2 of our building safety webinar will explore recent Court of Appeal decisions and their implications for the construction sector, with a particular focus on how funders are approaching building safety. We’re delighted to welcome back Katherine Metcalfe, Zoe de Courcy and Neal Anderson to the panel, joined by Pippa Whitmore who will offer insights from a funder’s perspective.
Annual Adjudication Update
Join us for our annual Adjudication Update, the final event for 2025 in our Legal Landscape Construction Series. Our market leading construction lawyers will highlight the latest developments and key themes from the past year and explain why they matter to you and what you should do differently as a result
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Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has today launched its second decade in Australia by completing its move into new offices at 33 Alfred Street in Sydney.
Pinsent Masons announces double corporate partner hire to London capital markets team
International law firm Pinsent Masons has today announced that it has strengthened its City practice with the hire of two senior corporate partners, Nicholas Holmes from Ashurst and Dinesh Banani from Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer.
Pinsent Masons advises International Finance Corporation on milestone Bhutan investment
Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has advised International Finance Corporation (IFC), the largest global development institution focused on the private sector in emerging markets, on its first ever investment in Bhutan’s energy and infrastructure sectors.
