Clifford Chance

Kate Gibbons talks to knowledge directors Jessica Walker, Juliet McKean and Avril Forbes about electronic signing and the practical and legal questions around it from an English law perspective.

This briefing explores the potential claims that firms may face following a data breach.

This document captures key elements of the discussion on Doing Business in Africa held in Dubai in November 2019, including bankability of the power projects, mitigating offtaker and political risks and structuring the right blend of financing.

This paper considers some of the main options available for the procurement of major infrastructure projects, and highlights the importance of tailoring the structure to the particular asset and the capabilities of the project parties rather than seeking to rely on a single structure, contract form or philosophy to deliver infrastructure projects.

We have been advising across our network on numerous force majeure claims, following the outbreak of coronavirus. This ten point checklist looks at some of the issues.

For more briefings on the legal implications of coronavirus, see our coronavirus page listed under Insights.

With 2020 set to be a critical year for LIBOR transition, the infrastructure market will face some significant challenges as it transitions towards the use of risk-free rates (RFRs). We look at some of those challenges and the steps market participants should be taking now to ensure a smooth transition before the end of 2021.