Under a new European Commission proposal which was just announced, every airline passenger flying in or out of the EU will have their personal data stored on a police database for up to five years.

We are conducting a short anonymous survey to discover whether the shipping industry is embracing the digital age.

The Office of Fair Trading has issued a statement of objections to Virgin Atlantic and Cathay Pacific over an alleged breach of the Chapter I Prohibition of the Competition Act 1998.

The fixed penalty for using a handheld mobile phone while driving will double from a £100 fine and three points on the licence, to a £200 fine and six points.

Finance senior associate Elena Tang writes for Global Transport Finance about an alternative solution available to ship financiers trying to recover non-performing loans by selling mortgaged vessels – saying that for some, immediate enforcement is not the answer.

Elizabeth Whittingham, Partner at BLM, is joined by Sue Ruddock, Legal & Insurance Manager at Transport for Wales, to discuss a few of the current issues surrounding Japanese Knotweed and its presence on railway land.

Another week and another patent suit against a major auto manufacturer. This action by Intellectual Ventures against Toyota follows on from a recent patent action by Avanci against Ford.

Businesses navigating the Strait of Hormuz crisis face complex contractual challenges as they balance enforcing protections while limiting their own exposure. This analysis examines the English-law issues arising from supply chain disruptions and provides guidance for companies managing contractual risk across shipping, energy, commodities, and construction sectors.

Structural overcapacity, tariff volatility, and uneven demand continue to reshape freight markets, with ocean and air rates drifting lower even as carriers lean on blank sailings and cost discipline to defend utilization.

The Court of Appeal have allowed the Chief Constable's appeal against the Master's refusal to strike out the claim against him.

Everyone knows the use of drones is booming. But what about the future of the regulatory landscape? We look at upcoming changes in the UK.

In today's connected world, car manufacturing no longer means hardware.

Join partners Philip Rymer and Susan Riitala as they discuss the new BIMCO ship sale and purchase agreement, SHIPSALE22 and how it compares to the Norwegian Shipbrokers' Association's standard form...

Affordability is becoming a bigger and bigger issue for buyers of cars and trucks – and tariffs are only a temporary measure holding off low-cost companies like many EV-startups from China.

Nooreen Ajmal examines the decision by the High Court in the Gama Aviation case and what this means for contract law.

The automotive sector has been suffering during the coronavirus crisis, with new vehicle registrations in 2020 lagging behind the numbers in 2019.

How Well Is The Rail Industry Aligned And Incentivised To Achieve Financial Sustainability ...

On 26 January, the Law Commission of England & Wales and the Scottish Law Commission published the final report in their joint, three-year investigation into the measures necessary to reform...

Following the U.K. Supreme Court's much-awaited judgment on motor finance commission arrangements on 1 August, Financial Services Partner & Managing Director James Worsnip, Automotive Partner Tom Beard...

AlixPartners' Andy Hogenson joined CBS's The Daily Report to discuss why many of the dockworkers striking at ports spanning New England to Texas...