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In the UK at the moment you can't use your own e-scooter on the road, but a government trial could change all that.

In response to the evolving challenges facing the shipping industry in 2019, BIMCO has released new standard sanctions clauses for time and voyage charter parties.

When a bus collides with a cyclist there is a strong presumption that the bus driver is at fault.

The first round of the high-profile diesel emissions litigation, often referred to as "Dieselgate," has gone to the claimants, with the High Court delivering a significant blow to Mercedes-Benz.

This case was handled by DAC Beachcroft's Counter-Fraud Department on behalf of the Defendant following instructions from his insurers NIG which saw the Claimant provide an interesting response

The UK Law Commission's 2023 review of the Arbitration Act 1996 recommends limited reforms, including simplified rules on arbitration agreement law, empowering arbitrators for summary awards, and restricting jurisdiction challenges, aiming to enhance arbitration efficiency and clarity...

In the latest in a line of policyholder-friendly judgments, this recent ruling from the Commercial Court confirms that underwriters will be bound by the terms of policies

Where an individual defendant does not give an address for service of the claim form, and personal service cannot be carried out ...

The Commercial Court has found that an arbitral tribunal is not deprived of its jurisdiction to award equitable damages against a party that breaches an arbitration agreement.

Unmanned Aircraft Systems ("UAS"), more commonly referred to as drones, are aerial vehicles that do not carry a human operator, but instead are remotely piloted. Most drones today currently...

The UK Space Agency has signed an MoU with Indonesia that will see the UK share expertise and help Indonesia develop training in areas such as infrastructure building and data interpretation.

The UK Space Agency has signed an MoU with Indonesia that will see the UK share expertise and help Indonesia develop training in areas such as infrastructure building and data interpretation.

With the government's strategy to end the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by 2030, it estimates that there will be a need for around 300,000 public charging points (as a minimum) for the charging of electric vehicles.

A discussion which reports on the implementation of changes to the highway and railway thresholds for Planning Act projects.

Non-EU air carriers and/or countries could be investigated by the European Commission (EC) under a new EU Regulation aimed at safeguarding competition in air transport

News that the UK has pledged to ban the sale of petrol and diesel cars by 2040 has put a feather in the cap of the electric car industry on the back of claims that charging cars and vans...

King Charles III's speech outlined Labour's legislative agenda, including plans to regulate AI. While the approach contrasts with the previous government's, specifics remain unclear. The UK aims to balance AI regulation with innovation, paralleling the EU's stringent AI Act.