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In a series of articles, Beth Bradley and Chris Moxon examine the legal issues arising from the modern drive for environmentally aware shipping.

Although the national debate on HS2 began formally with the publication of the HS2 Command Paper: High Speed Rail here in March 2010, discussion/research into potential new railway lines had been taking place for a number of years prior to this.

The UK government will introduce a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) mandate from January 1, 2025, aiming to reduce aviation emissions. Starting at 2% SAF in 2025, targets increase to 10% by 2030 and 22% by 2040. The mandate encourages innovation and feedstock diversification, with a future cap on hydroprocessed esters and fatty acids. A buy-out mechanism for non-conforming fuels includes an additional levy.

The ORR has recently published the conclusions of its Retail Market Review. The Review focused on who sells tickets, what tickets are sold, where and how tickets are sold and the ticket format.

Clyde & Co's 'A pocket guide to English Law of shipbuilding' aims to provide you with a high level insight into key legal issues in relation to shipbuilding and offshore construction.

In a decision Uber is calling a "victory for common sense", the UK High Court ruled that Uber was not in contravention of existing London regulations with respect to taxicab meters.

On 27 February, the Commercial Court's Judgment in Nas Air Co v Genesis Aviation Trading 3 Ltd was handed down.

In The Eurohope there was a charterparty containing an exclusive jurisdiction clause in favour of the High Court of London.

By now the general public is well versed in the continuing development of autonomous vehicles. The media seems to provide stories, almost on a daily basis, on the advances of these self-driving cars and taxis.

On 28 October 2014, the Supreme Court of Canada issued a 5-2 decision dismissing an action brought by passengers and avowed francophones Michel and Lynda Thibodeau for Air Canada’s failure to provide services in French as well as English.

Fires particularly in hybrid models have hit the headlines as it has become clear that battery packs situated close to fuel tanks present a serious risk.

The English court confirms the factors to be taken into account when assessing a loss.

Three and one-half years after the UK voted narrowly to exit the EU ("Brexit"), uncertainty on the timing, terms or even whether there will be an exit from the EU continues to damage UK's motor vehicle industry.

The Commercial Court recently delivered its latest judgement in litigation arising out of unpaid premium under marine facultative reinsurance placed in the London market by Heath for Venezuelan insurers, Banesco.

On 10 December, The Court of Appeal upheld the judgment of Mr Justice Teare in Griffon Shipping LLC v Firodi Shipping Limited [2013] 1 Lloyd’s Rep 50, a matter involving a seller’s remedy in the event of non-payment of the deposit under the terms of the Norwegian Saleform 1993 form (NSF 1993), dismissing the appellant Buyer’s appeal, which was heard last month.

Opponents to HS2, including residents' groups and 15 local councils challenged the London-Birmingham section of the new line on seven different grounds, all of which were dismissed by the Court of Appeal.

A new customer steps into your workshop and asks you to carry out some work to their classic car.