Our Annual Insurance and Reinsurance Review summarises the key case law developments in insurance and reinsurance throughout the past year.

In a recent ruling, the Austrian Supreme Court has defined de facto managing directors and their obligations and liabilities in connection to wrongful trading.

The administrators appointed to Hellas Telecommunications instructed Slaughter & May to act during the course of the administration and agreed their fees.

Mamo TCV has contributed to Taylor Wessing's Offshore Security Enforcement Guide, 2016 further cementing its status as to the "go-to" Maltese law firm for several foreign international firms.

The FIDIC conditions of contract have been in widespread use internationally for decades and are the contract of choice for many international process plant and infrastructure projects particularly in Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

The Regulation on Key Information Documents for Packaged Retail and Insurance-based investment products is of interest to a range of stakeholders.

Dubai If you own property in Dubai and have repeatedly failed to meet your obligations by way of service charges, it's time to mend your ways.

A new draft of a Directive by the EU Commission on so-called green claims (Proposal for a DIRECTIVE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL on green claims) provides for detailed requirements...

Welcome to the latest edition of RCR update summarising what we think are the more interesting recent legal developments in restructuring and corporate recovery

In its reference decision of 15 August 2023 (Ref.: 5 U 93/22), the Hanseatic Higher Regional Court of Hamburg ruled on the issuing of prescriptions for prescription-only medicines...

The Dutch Minister of Justice has recently proposed a legislative bill that drastically reduces court fees in WHOA proceedings.

The Amsterdam District Court has decided that H&M infringed the trade mark rights of Jeans Centre by selling sweaters on which the sign CHIEF was displayed in large capitals...

Earlier this year, in the case of Bresco Electrical Services Limited (in liquidation) v Michael J Lonsdale (Electrical) [2019] EWCA Civ 27, the UK Court of Appeal dealt with the issues of whether an adjudicator has the jurisdiction ...

It is a criminal offence to continue trading using the name of a company which has gone into insolvent liquidation (a prohibited name).

Cre8atsea Limited (the Company) was wound up by the court in March 2013 in respect of a petition originally presented in November 2011.

This was a practice management decision on 12 October 2016 by Mr Justice Birss relating to disclosure obligations of defendants.

We look at some of the legal tools around reputation management from the perspective of defendants and claimants, including the impact of the Defamation Act 2013, and the use of privacy injunctions.

Your latest instalment of articles and opinion from across the Hospitality sector.

As announced in the Summer Budget 2015, the UK Government is changing the way in which long-term UK resident foreign domiciled individuals are taxed...

The liquidators of two companies wound up in the Cayman Islands (SICL and SHL) sought disclosure of documents relating to those companies from PwC in Bermuda