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In Atlasnavios-v-Navigators Insurance, the Court of Appeal (the highest court within the Senior Courts of England and Wales) found that Insurers were entitled to rely on a literal interpretation...

This Alert looks at the question of whether it is possible to contract out of or waive the right to limit liability under the 1976 Convention on Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims and if so, what is required in order to do so.

The need to tackle climate change has continued to grow rapidly and the UK objective to reach net zero emissions by 2050 is getting closer.

The report "Making transport fit for the future," launched in collaboration with London Transport Museum, Mott MacDonald, and Hitachi Rail, examines strategies for reducing the transport sector's carbon footprint while enhancing sustainability. It highlights three key building blocks—strong foundations, visionary outlook, and bold transition—aiming to create a more inclusive, resilient, and sustainable transport system in the UK, supporting the net-zero by 2050 commitment.

Mercedes-Benz issued a statement yesterday (17 August) reporting that the number of counterfeit products the business removed from online marketplace...

As the festive season unfolds, and the air becomes infused with the spirit of celebration, it's crucial to remember the potential dangers lurking beneath the merriment.

In July, ocean shipping prices peaked but remained elevated. However, import volume is expected to surge in early August as shippers try to fast-forward cargo to avoid potential disruption from labor negotiations.

Minor amendments to the legislation governing the UK ETS have been laid in Parliament and are intended to come into force on 1 January 2024. The amendments follow on from the Government's...

A new Vehicle Technology and Aviation Bill has been introduced in the U.K. to address some of the challenges arising with use of autonomous vehicles and which traditional insurance policies cannot respond to.

Some interesting issues have been brought up by a dispute involving the VLCC “Kos” which had been chartered out on the Shelltime 3 form.

In a previous post, we reported on the decision in "Falkonera Shipping Co v Arcadia Energy Pte Ltd".

A vessel was chartered for one voyage from "1-2 load berth chop always afloat Santander" to a port in the UK.

Kaye Scholer Aviation Finance & Leasing Practice Co-Head and London Office Managing Partner Philip Perrotta is once again prominently featured in the most recent edition of The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Aviation Law.

PKP Intercity has been fined PLN 2.2 million (c €550,000) by Competition Authority (UOKiK) for practices infringing consumer interests.

Purchasing a business can be done in two ways.

The days when you will be able to board a hydrogen-powered passenger flight still seem a long way off, but this news of further collaboration between two highly innovative UK...

In a recent first instance decision, the West London County Court has ruled on the rights of and remedies available to passengers following cancellation and delay of separate scheduled passenger flights due to wildcat strike action at Barcelona airport.