Our team is flat out getting ready for our Superyacht Investor London Conference 2019 next week. So I am shirking work by sending this. It is always hard to pick out the best sessions, but I am particularly looking forward to the
Pawel Wysocki and Fergal Quinn from Hill Dickinson and Ed Woollam of Campbell Johnson Clark have launched a new boutique law firm with a marine and aviation offering. WQW Ltd (Wysocki Quinn Woollam) advises on the acquisition and financing of
Anyone considering buying a superyacht will already have at least one trusted lawyer or firm that has advised on corporate work, trusts or property transactions. So paying for a specialist superyacht lawyer may seem like an unnecessary expense. It is
Partner – Hill Dickinson E: panos.pourgourides@hilldickinson.com T: +44 (0) 20 7280 9191 W: www.hilldickinson.com What sort of clients do you advise? Our focus is very much on superyacht owners and lenders. Although we enjoy excellent relationships with all the major shipyards, we
Senior Associate – Hill Dickinson E: alex.teji@hilldickinson.com T: +44 (0)20 7280 9112 W: www.hilldickinson.com What sort of clients do you advise? Our core focus is in advising UHNWIs in their buying, selling, building and financing of superyachts, as well as all
Jamilia Khan, Ince & Co, analyses terms of yacht sale contracts. The commercial understanding of the phrases “as is” or “as is where is” has always been that a buyer must take a yacht in the condition in which she is
Fergal Quinn, Hill Dickinson, looks at the tricky issue of personal guarantees. It is common practice for financiers of yachts to seek a personal guarantee from the borrower’s beneficial owner(s) to guarantee the debts of the borrowing entity, which will
