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Last week, Otto Marine Limited, which was formerly listed on the Singapore Exchange Limited ("SGX"), filed an application to place itself under judicial management and for the appointment of an interim judicial manager.

The Fourth Motor Insurance Directive gives injured parties in a car accident a direct right of action against the insurer of the vehicle which is insured and normally based in another Member State.

One of my interests outside of work is mountain biking. Being a patent attorney, I inevitably love the technology that goes into bikes too. In the case of one innovative bike company...

A recently published report from the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) takes a close look at the "Future of Transportation", based around four principal transportation means – land...

As the mid-point in the year, we see that ocean shipping price fluctuations are back, driven by port congestion in Southeast Asia, pushing up spot rates on major trade lanes.

On 12 September 2024, the UK Government introduced the Trade, Aircraft and Shipping Sanctions (Civil Enforcement) Regulations 2024, empowering the Office of Trade Sanctions Implementation to enforce sanctions with civil penalties, effective 10 October 2024.

In a case against Fedex arising out of the theft of gold bars and coins by Fedex employees, the US District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma rejected the plaintiff's bid to remand the case to state court...

While connected cars make life more convenient, journeys greener and roads safer, vehicle manufacturers face challenges in keeping personal data safe, avoiding driver distraction and preventing cyber attacks.

This week BDB will be celebrating its nomination as Real Estate Team of the Year at the British Legal Awards for its work with the Transport for London (TfL) legal team on the Emirates Air Line cable car system.

From 1 February 2018, the new Queensferry Crossing over the Forth now has motorway status.

The comments were made during Deloitte Real Estate's Talking Property panel discussion held in our Manchester office, which focused on the outcomes of the General Election for the northern economies.

We are in the midst of an interesting period as far as roads policy is concerned, reports Tom Henderson.

The United Kingdom has a history of strong performance in space exploration - after all, it was the United Kingdom that was the third power to operate a satellite in space (after the United States and the Soviet Union).

In Ayhan Sezer v Agroinvest [2024], the High Court clarified the date of default in the context of anticipatory repudiatory breaches under the GAFTA Default Clause. The court held that the default date should be the date of the first anticipatory repudiatory breach, aligning with previous case law and providing consistency in the interpretation of such breaches.

The upsurge in piracy in the Gulf of Aden has continued since the beginning of this year, despite increased security measures.

Reed Smith (Charles Weller) recently acted for the successful Respondents in Wuhan Guoyu Logistics Group Co Ltd v Emporiki Bank of Greece SA [2013] EWCA Civ 1679.