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Adam Jamieson
Partner
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Denis Fosselard
Partner
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Denis Waelbroeck
Partner
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Duncan Liddell
Partner
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Euan Burrows
Partner & EU Practice Group Head, Competition
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Fiona Garside
Senior Expertise Lawyer
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Guillaume Vatin
Lawyer (member of the Paris Bar)
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Inga West
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Jake Green
Partner
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Javier Torrecilla
Counsel
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Jeffrey Sultoon
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Myfanwy Wood
Partner
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Nadja Waksman
Associate
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Natasha Gromof
Associate
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Phillip Yung
Solicitor
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Steven Vaz
Partner
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Tiegan Cormie
Solicitor
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Tim Cant
Partner
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Contributions by Ashurst Perkins Coie

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FIDIC 2017 and NEC4 contracts compared
FIDIC 2017 and NEC4 contracts compared
Practice Notes

This Practice Note looks at the similarities and differences of the FIDIC 2017 and NEC4 contracts, focussing on the FIDIC Red Book 2017 and the NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract.

Steps an Insolvency Practitioner (IP) should take when faced with contaminated land
Steps an Insolvency Practitioner (IP) should take when faced with contaminated land
Practice Notes

This Practice Note, produced in partnership with Ashurst LLP, deals with the steps an insolvency practitioner should take when faced with contaminated land and deals with the background to the contaminated land regime, determining the responsibility for clean-up, remediation works, and what an IP should do.

The downstream gas industry in Great Britain
The downstream gas industry in Great Britain
Practice Notes

This Practice Note gives a high-level overview of the Great Britain downstream gas industry.

Contributions by Ashurst Perkins Coie Experts

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The post-reform ring-fencing regime—issues for financial institutions
The post-reform ring-fencing regime—issues for financial institutions
Practice Notes

This Practice Note provides an overview of the background to the 2025 reforms to the UK’s ring-fencing regime under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Ring-fenced Bodies, Core Activities, Excluded Activities and Prohibitions) (Amendment) Order 2025, SI 2025/30, summarises the key changes introduced, and highlights the practical and compliance issues that ring-fenced banks and their groups may encounter.

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