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The economic situation in the shipping industry remains poor, with no sign of a recovery in the short term.

This case dealt with an arbitration clause which is mentioned in the FENEX Conditions.

Dutch law does not know a general rule of disclosure as applies in the common law system.

Prospects for economic recovery in the shipping industry remain poor, with little or no sign of a recovery in the short term.

In the sports industry, an athlete's identity is more than just a name or a face; it is a valuable asset. Athletes are constantly in the spotlight due to sponsorships and media coverage, but with fame comes the need for protection.

On 6 October 2020, the Court of Justice of the European Union ("CJEU") delivered a landmark ruling in Joined Cases C-245/19 and C-246/19 about the fundamental...

The Netherlands still has relatively little experience with hospitals that are entirely in the hands of an investor.

On May 19 2005 the first wave of requirements under the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL) Annex VI - environmental regulations imposing global and regional limits on air emissions from ships - came into force.

On 3 December 2020, Advocate General ("AG") Kokott issued a favorable opinion about the appeal lodged by the E.U. Commission against the General Court's judgment of 14 February 2019...

As digital elements become increasingly integrated into everyday products—from routers and smart meters to robot vacuum cleaners and smart fridges—and we are increasingly reliant on these products with digital elements in our daily routines, the risk of cyber incidents occurring increases accordingly.