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The First Claimant, owners of a vessel, claimed against the Defendant Insurers for an indemnity in respect of damage to their vessel.

HS2 Limited has recently published the draft environmental statement for the HS2 project.

This week, in a statement to the US highways regulator, Apple has confirmed that it is working on technology for a self-driving car.

Today effectively marks the end of the road for liner conferences involved in European trades.

The judgment delivered by the High Court in the Bremen Max on 11 November 2008 provides a timely reminder of the willingness of the English courts to enforce LOIs given under charters.

By way of reminder, UK flagged vessels became subject to the terms of the MLC by regulations made in 2013 (the Regulations) after the Convention came into force.

Recommendation 2009/1020/EU was issued on 21 December 2009 by the European Commission in response to concerns that few vessels had undergone the necessary modifications to burn compliant fuel, and concerns that there were risks to safety if unmodified vessels burned compliant fuel in boilers not designed for the purpose.

Wilson v Emmott (March 2008) concerned an appeal against an order for disclosure in court proceedings in NSW and BVI of documents generated in an English arbitration involving the same parties.

As well as producing horrendous human suffering, the COVID-19 pandemic has led to sharply lower demand for crude oil and petroleum products and worldwide recessionary economic conditions.

Aaron Nelson, lawyer at Bircham Dyson Bell LLP, believes that the UK is moving away from a uniform approach to bus regulation with local factors proving decisive in determining how buses are regulated in a particular area.

The Gothenburg Port Authority has announced a new concept to provide shoreside power to tankers berthed at the Energy Terminal in a safe, environmentally friendly, and cost-effective way.

A cargo of fishoil was carried on board the tanker Aqasia under a voyage charterparty which incorporated Article IV of the Hague Rules. Art IV, r 5 states ...

In Rhine Shipping v Vitol [2024], the Court of Appeal upheld the decision that Vitol's internal swaps, unaffected by Rhine's breach of contract, did not reduce Vitol's damages. Rhine's re-cast appeal was dismissed due to lack of trial evidence.

The Department for Transport has issued safeguarding directions for the vast majority of Phase 1 of the HS2 project.

It is now almost two and a half years since the coalition government deposited a hybrid Bill entitled 'High Speed Rail (London - West Midlands) Bill' with Parliament.

The British Chambers of Commerce ("BCC") and Heathrow Airport released a joint press release this morning (26 January 2012) detailing the results of their research with business leaders in high growth and emerging economies (Brazil, China, India, South Korea, and Mexico).

In Kuwait Rocks Co v AMB Bulkcarriers Inc, the court determined that the obligation to make punctual payment of hire under the amended NYPE time charter in that case was a condition of the contract.