When government entities exercise eminent domain, the constitutional promise of “just compensation” hinges entirely on property valuation, a process fraught with divergent interpretations, and high financial stakes. Property owners routinely
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Latham & Watkins has advised private equity firm Epiris and the senior management team in the sale of a structured minority interest in Pure Cremation, a leading funeral services provider
Radial Power, an affiliate of energyRe and Lotus Infrastructure Partners, has announced the closing of a US$355 million debt and tax equity financing with Goldman Sachs, to support the development,
The transaction builds on what was the first data centre asset backed securitisation in Europe on which Clifford Chance advised in 2024. The cross-practice team was led by Partner and
Latham & Watkins has advised TCV, a leading growth equity investor, on the €175 million funding round of Pennylane, a French accounting production and financial management platform for accounting firms
