Real estate used to mean just land and buildings. Now it means so much more: technology and data capture; sustainability and energy efficiency; wellness and changing work patterns. It demands an understanding of the past, present and future. It demands a different type of law firm.
The real estate sector is facing unprecedented challenges. How will your building cope with extreme weather conditions? Will your company keep up as the use of property changes quicker than it can be refurbished? Where will your office be and what will it look like? At Bird & Bird we think that every challenge represents an opportunity. Our reputation centres on our ability to anticipate the future by understanding and harnessing technology. This means that you get efficient, budget-orientated support for a fast-changing future. You get creativity that sees opportunity, not just problem-solving. You get a business partner, not just a lawyer. It all starts with a conversation.
On 7 April 2020, the National Cabinet announced the Mandatory Code of Conduct for small and medium sized commercial tenancies impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic (the Code). This article will focus on a comparison between ...
On 7 April 2020, the National Cabinet announced the Mandatory Code of Conduct for small and medium sized commercial tenancies impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic (the Code). Since then several States and Territories have ...
After two months of full lockdown, Italy is slowly starting the so- called "2nd phase", by re-opening activities under strict operational rules. The debate between central Government, health authority and the regions ...
International law firm Bird & Bird advises Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials (MCAM), a leading global manufacturer of high-performance materials and a business division of Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation, Japan, on ...
International law firm Bird & Bird today strengthens its Real Estate practice with the appointment of Peter Nicholson as partner in London.
We have advised Aphria Deutschland GmbH on its tender for the cultivation, processing and delivery of cannabis for medical purposes
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