Delivering a clean tech revolution? You're going to need a lawyer

James S Murray
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Tom Bainbridge of BusinessGreen Law Firm of the Year Nabarro outlines how new contracts are helping to enable clean tech deployments

It may often go unnoticed, but any industrial or technological revolution tends to require a legal revolution to occur alongside it. So much so, that new technologies are unlikely to break into the mainstream...

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