ArticleICA Incorporation Clauses: An UpdateThe Tribunal concluded that the wording was, as in The Strathnewton, sufficient to incorporate the ICA in its entirety.United KingdomTransportReed Smith (Worldwide)
ArticleJeddah Metro To Come To The Market SoonSome press reports suggest that an invitation to bid for the Design and Build Contract for the first phase of the Jeddah metro should be issued during the second quarter of this year. United KingdomTransportClyde & Co
ArticleJurisdiction For Claims Under The Passenger Rights RegulationRehder v Air Baltic (Judgment of the European Court of Justice, 9 July 2009 Case C-204/08).United KingdomTransportBarlow Lyde & Gilbert LLP
ArticleLondon International Shipping WeekNorton Rose Fulbright's global shipping team is delighted to continue our association with London International Shipping Week (LISW) in 2023 and proud to be platinum sponsors.United KingdomTransportNorton Rose Fulbright
ArticleMC99 And The ECJ: Advocate General Opinion On Baggage LimitsAxel Walz v Clickair S.A, Opinion of Advocate General, Case C 63/09, 26 January 2010.United KingdomTransportBarlow Lyde & Gilbert LLP
ArticleMissed Sea Trial Dates Lead To Rescission Of ContractsA ship buyer succeeded in its claim to rescind two shipbuilding contracts following the shipbuilder's failure to comply with the agreed sea trial dates. United KingdomTransportBarlow Lyde & Gilbert LLP
ArticleMontreal Convention 1999: EU RatificationSince the European Union signed the Montreal Convention in 1999, Community institutions have been trying to secure the unusual step of simultaneous ratification by all Member States and by the Community. United KingdomTransportBarlow Lyde & Gilbert LLP
ArticleNew Funding For Airport Security Tech Promises Smoother Journeys For PassengersIt's good to see the government looking to kill two birds with one stone here: trying to stay ahead of potential security threats in airports whilst encouraging innovation amongst British companies. United KingdomTransportMarks & Clerk
ArticleNo Crown Office Action To Be Taken After Eight Die On Bourbon DolphinThe Crown Office has confirmed that no criminal proceedings are to be taken over the capsizing of an offshore supply vessel off Shetland which claimed the lives of eight on board.United KingdomTransportCMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang
ArticleNuisance (business) Neighbour? Some Useful GuidanceWhilst the majority of disputes about nuisance (i.e. causing an unreasonable disturbance through sound, smoke or smells) involve residential properties...United KingdomTransportBirketts
ArticleOffshore Wind Powers Electric VesselsThis summer is set to see the world's first offshore charging points for electric vessels. These will be built and installed on the Lynn and Inner Dowsing wind farms, situated off the Lincolnshire coast...United KingdomTransportReed Smith (Worldwide)
ArticleOwners Fail To Set Aside Summary Judgment Against Them In Respect Of Costs Of Additional Damages Proceedings In GreeceOwners appealed against a summary judgment awarded against them in favour of the Respondent Insurers.United KingdomTransportReed Smith (Worldwide)
ArticleOwners Held Not Liable Under Charterparties Signed By Manager In Breach Of Implied Warranty Of AuthorityThe claimant had chartered four vessels, the charterparties for which had been signed by the vessels’ commercial manager.United KingdomTransportReed Smith (Worldwide)
ArticlePreparing For Uncertainty Following Brexit In The Travel And Aviation Sector - Flying Through The CloudsThe outcome of the UK referendum on EU membership signals that there are likely to potentially be big changes ahead for the UK economy and the aviation and travel sector.United KingdomTransportDeloitte
ArticlePuffer Jacket G-ClassIn celebration of London Fashion Week, Mercedes has released a one-off concept vehicle based on its G-class 4x4 in the style of... a puffer jacket... marooned in the arctic... on the moon?!United KingdomTransportMarks & Clerk
ArticleQuadrant On Shipping | Issue 3 | Summer 2021We welcome you to what is now the third edition of Quadrant on Shipping. United KingdomTransportQuadrant Chambers
ArticleRecharge Industries To Power Up Battery Production In North East EnglandConstruction of Britishvolt's £3.8bn gigafactory in Blyth, Northumberland, to produce batteries for electric cars has recently stalled to a halt.United KingdomTransportMarks & Clerk
ArticleShipping Pools - Flavour Of The MonthOn 12 November 2009 HFW hosted a seminar on "Shipping Pools: Challenges and Solutions", attended by over 40 industry participants and chaired by HFW Partners Alistair Mackie and Julian Pierce. United KingdomTransportHFW
ArticleSpace Sustainability British Standards Open For ConsultationEarlier this year, we highlighted the record-breaking number of launches in 2024 and how it will continue to rise sharply into 2025.United KingdomTransportMarks & Clerk