ArticleTransport and Logistics: Holding Redlich: expert guide to the 2018 federal budgetKey points of the federal budget from the perspective of transport and logistics. .AustraliaTransportHolding Redlich
ArticleUnclear terms lead to not-so-joint Joint Venture AgreementIf matters were set out clearly, the wronged party would be more likely to get injunctions to prevent wrongful conduct.AustraliaTransportHolding Redlich
ArticleA rose is still a rose by any other name: a party's name though misdescribed is still a party to and bound by the arbitration agreementThis decision demonstrates the importance of identifying a party's name to an arbitration agreement with precision.AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationCorrs Chambers Westgarth
ArticleAustralian Shipping Industry ReformsThese reforms attempt to revitalise the Australian shipping industry, in decline despite increasing resource exports.AustraliaTransportThynne & Macartney
ArticleHelp - my cruise holiday turned into a nightmareA cruise passenger could have claims against a cruise operator for the tort of negligence and for breach of contract.AustraliaTransportStacks Law Firm
ArticleHigh Court class action appeal decision to benefit passengers of cruise shipCruise ship operators should consider this Scenic Tours class action, particularly in light of risks caused by COVID-19.AustraliaTransportColin Biggers & Paisley
ArticleIncreased OW Bunker arrest claims in Australia - foreign maritime liensIn Australia, a ship arrest and demand for security will be upheld where there is at least a reasonably arguable case.AustraliaTransportHolding Redlich
ArticleLimitation Of LiabilityDiscusses the limitation of liability in maritime law arising under international conventions.AustraliaTransportThynne & Macartney
ArticleReport on Seacare maritime compensation scheme highlights deficiencies of current system The reforms proposed by the Seacare report aim to align the maritime compensation scheme with best practice,.AustraliaTransportColin Biggers & Paisley
ArticleThe way ahead - Asia Pacific regional transport survey 2011The way ahead: Asia Pacific regional transport survey forms part of a global study of the views of 679 individuals across the aviation, rail and shipping industries. Respondents included operators, financial institutions, regulators, representative bodies, governments, insurers, professional service businesses and maintenance providers. AustraliaTransportNorton Rose Fulbright Australia
ArticleThe way ahead - Transport survey 2010A substantial sample of 679 individuals across the aviation, rail and shipping industries responded to the survey, providing an authoritative and wide ranging examination of the current state of health of those transport sectors around the world.AustraliaTransportNorton Rose Fulbright Australia
ArticleWhat Foreign "Maritime Liens" Are Enforceable In Australia?The Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia has held that a foreign maritime lien for the supply of bunkers cannot exist in Australia.AustraliaTransportClyde & Co
ArticleCarrier not liable for loss of or damage to cargo - The ElinExpress terms in the bill of lading were found to be effective to exclude liability for negligence and unseaworthiness.AustraliaTransportColin Biggers & Paisley
ArticleUpdate: 10 beers too many: Full Bench overturns the unfair dismissal decision of the captainIt was relevant that the employee in breach of a policy was a senior employee responsible for implementing the policies.AustraliaEmployment and HRClayton Utz
ArticleNew cybersecurity requirements for the Australian transport sectorAs part of the Cyber Security Strategy 2020, it is proposed to expand the scope of the Critical Infrastructure Act 2018.AustraliaTechnologyHolding Redlich
ArticleAustralian Shipping Industry ReformThe recent shipping industry reforms proposed by the Australian Government commenced operation on 1 July 2012.AustraliaTransportThynne & Macartney
ArticleContainer detention fees likely to become a bigger pressure pointThe issue of container detention charges may not be fully settled in Australia, even after the Cosco Shipping decision.AustraliaTransportHunt & Hunt
ArticleDodging Bullets As An AgentThe role of a ship’s agent is ordinarily to communicate and make commercial arrangements between a principal and third parties.AustraliaTransportThynne & Macartney
ArticleForce MajeureDiscusses the impact of force majeure clauses on marine and shipping.AustraliaTransportThynne & Macartney