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A shipyard’s failure to procure a renewal of a refund guarantee (two days before its expiry), was held to be a breach of an implied term of the shipbuilding contract that the shipyard must procure an extension within a reasonable time.

The causes of the troubles of the 8-9 million inhabitants of Somalia are numerous and complex.

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has granted SaxaVord spaceport - located on the north coast of the Shetland Islands - a vertical launch spaceport licence...

In LauritzenCool v Lady Navigation Inc - the Commercial Court considered whether an injunction preventing Owners from employing their vessel other than in accordance with a particular charterparty was tantamount to an order for specific performance.

I was interested to hear about NASA's unveiling on Friday of its experimental supersonic aircraft – the X-59. The aircraft has been in development for several years now...

With the Highways Agency transforming into a government owned yet "independent" company, the road ahead looks clearer.

On 17 May 2011, the CMA CGM LIBRA grounded whilst leaving the port of Xiamen, China. The owners claimed general average contributions from the cargo interests.

In our article, Bureaucratic maze awaits challenges to UK ports rates, published in Lloyds List on Monday 15 December 2008, we highlighted the difficulties facing port businesses resulting from the badly considered and poorly implemented introduction of uniform business rates to the statutory ports.

The automotive industry is undergoing a significant transformation as electric vehicles (EVs) gain popularity worldwide.

On a rainy morning in May, a packed room gathered on the top floor of our London office to celebrate women in aviation.

Bringing criminal charges into aviation occurrences resulting from inadvertent operational errors may hinder the development and free exchange of safety information which is essential to improve aviation safety, with a potential adverse effect on it.

This survey reveals the industry is still recovering from the financial crisis, with divergent views and experiences.

Upholding an arbitration award, the English High Court held that it did not matter which of the two contractual trigger dates came first to start the time limitation period running.

Supply chains in the Aerospace and Aviation Sectors can be complex, and severe operational and financial consequences can follow in the event of supply chain disruption.

The Court of Appeal has reiterated that it will always be a question of fact whether an actual total loss can be said to exist in any given case.

The transport sector is the largest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions in many countries, and its share in national emissions has increased substantially over time (see Figure 1).

A discussion which focuses on a number of disputes which arose under a time charter.