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Real estate
DLA Piper’s Real Estate group, with more than 550 lawyers globally, is the world’s largest real-estate practice and is consistently top ranked around the world.
As real estate develops into a truly global industry, our ability to quickly and efficiently provide legal services in structuring cross-border investments and transactions is paramount. Our clients value our global resources, regional strength and local delivery and include private and public companies, institutional investors and government entities.
We offer a full range of services in areas including acquisitions and disposals, construction, financing, hospitality and leisure, land use, planning and development, leasing, environmental law, insurance and tax.
Our clients benefit from our significant experience in orchestrating complex, long-term projects that involve drafting documentation, facilitating negotiations, navigating legal and regulatory issues and, when necessary, litigating on their behalf.
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Briefings from DLA Piper
Regulating the late payment of commercial debts in the UK
This briefing deals with the regulation of late payment of commercial debts.
DLA Piper releases Banking and Finance Litigation Update issue 64
DLA Piper has released issue 64 of its Banking and Finance Litigation Update.
Analysis from The Lawyer
Charge of the lit brigade
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International firms
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