Unlike traditional solar panels which are rigid, flexible solar cells can be bent or curved to fit different surfaces.

The car industry faces, simultaneously, the emergence of connected and autonomous vehicles and regulatory pressures to eliminate the internal combustion engine.

Action by Passenger Arrested in Cairo for Possessing Weapon-like Objects Transported in Checked Baggage from New York.

Zyda Law have been instructed by a new action group formed to promote and preserve Wellesbourne Airfield from the threat of new housing development.

Almost a quarter of the Earth's ocean floor has now been mapped, according to a BBC article reporting on the second UN Ocean Conference, currently taking place Lisbon.

The website hosting the new portal for low value road traffic accident claims has been launched, with confirmation that it will be called 'Official Injury Claim'.

The High Court has recently examined the criteria for granting a worldwide freezing injunction in support of foreign arbitration proceedings.

Air to air re-fuelling is a standard technology for military aircraft. Wireless inductive charging, e.g. a pad for cars or smartphones, is increasing in prevalence.

This will work by prohibiting the provision of maritime transport and any technical assistance, brokering services or financing/ financial assistance related to the maritime transport...

On 19 October, BAA announced that it is to sell Edinburgh airport as part of the package of remedies imposed on it by the CC following its market investigation into the supply of airport services by BAA in the UK.

In London, the licensed black taxi cabs are permitted to drive in bus lanes whilst minicabs are not, except to pick up or set down pre-booked passengers.

It has been reported that the European Commission sent out detailed questionnaires to more than 40 airlines...

The UK Government's "Fake Always Breaks" campaign warns consumers about the dangers of counterfeit car parts, highlighting significant safety risks. Survey data reveals that 1 in 6 consumers have purchased fake parts unknowingly; guidance now aims to help identify.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak unprecedented havoc in the aviation industry, affected commercial parties will increasingly be looking for escape routes from onerous contractual obligations.

As the coronavirus pandemic causes a significant reduction in flights and passenger numbers, Director of Transaction Management, Abigail Holladay highlights the implications for airlines

On 24 February 2004, the Supreme Court of the United States handed down its decision, on appeal from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals

An apparently normal case – a dispute under a Share Transfer Agreement – resulted in a very unusual outcome in commercial litigation – a successful claim for rectification.

The money, amounting to £3.2m, was stolen through a fraudulent electronic transaction last week, according to Ryanair.

What does an employer or insurer have to do, in cases of suspected suicide, to determine if death in service benefits are payable?

Britishvolt has had government funding approved for its proposed £3.8bn battery factory, which is to be situated on the site of Blyth Power station, two demolished coal-fired power stations on a site...