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Satellite & Space Projects News - July 2017.

SpaceX closed over US$350m in Series H funding giving the company an estimated value of US$21.2bn, according to Equidate.

Stewarts' Aviation team has issued proceedings in Chicago relating to Singapore Airlines Flight SQ368, which underwent an emergency landing at Singapore Changi Airport in June 2016.

The Supreme Court has today handed down its much anticipated judgment in NYK Bulkship NV v Cargill International SA.

The Secretary of State has issued his long awaited decision on Helioslough’s appeal against St. Albans City & District Council.

Shipowners entered into crew management agreements on the Crewman B forms. On 30 January 2015 owners gave notice to terminate under cl 14, which provided for a 3-month notice period ...

On 1 January 2020 amendments to the International Maritime Organization's (IMO's) International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL) enters into force.

The Disability Discrimination Act 2005 received Royal Assent on 7 April 2005. The Act amends the Disability Discrimination Act 1995, introducing provisions that will affect providers of transport, public authorities, membership of private clubs and letting of premises.

Following the uncertainty in motor insurance law which stems back to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) case of Vnuk v Zavarovialnica Triglav in 2014.

Demurrage cases in the context of Sale Contracts are rarely reported.

The High Court held that expenses incurred by the Owners of a Vessel hijacked in negotiating the reduction of the ransom demanded by pirates are allowable in GA.

In May 2016 the Supreme Court of England & Wales gave judgment in an OW Bunkers test case entitled "Res Cogitans".

In England and Wales, the legal limit for alcohol is 80mg per 100ml of blood. This is equivalent to 35mg of alcohol per 100ml of breath and is one of the highest drink-drive limits in Europe.

The train travelled on must call at the stations the tickets were bought for, not just pass through the stations.

The Court of Appeal decision in the "ACHILLEAS" redefines the manner in which damages are calculated following the late redelivery of a chartered vessel. Transfield Shipping Inc. of Panama v Mercator Shipping Inc. of Monrovia (the "ACHILLEAS") (2007).

The All Party Parliamentary Light Rail Group, together with the Passenger Transport Executive Group are setting up an inquiry to consider the development of modern tram systems in the UK.

Transport Secretary Justine Greening has published a consultation on proposed reform of the process for stopping up and diverting local roads