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Owners appealed against a summary judgment awarded against them in favour of the Respondent Insurers.

The claimant had chartered four vessels, the charterparties for which had been signed by the vessels’ commercial manager.

The vessel was the subject of a voyage charter, under which the vessel was not accepted for loading.

2021 marks the start of a new era for the UK, the Brexit transition period having ended at 11pm on 31 December 2020.

Reed Smith’s Global Regulatory Enforcement Law Blog features a post on a recent decision by the French Supreme Administrative Court (Conseil d’Etat) that expands the scope of the French Sunshine Act.

The Summer 2019 Edition of the quarterly IT & Data Protection Newsletter by Reed Smith Germany has just been released:

While the United Kingdom will not leave the European Union overnight, it is important to consider what the result of the Brexit referendum means to the entertainment and media industry.

The ICO Data Sharing Code of Practice which was published earlier this year aimed to provide organisations with practical guidance for data sharing...

On 10 December, The Court of Appeal upheld the judgment of Mr Justice Teare in Griffon Shipping LLC v Firodi Shipping Limited [2013] 1 Lloyd’s Rep 50, a matter involving a seller’s remedy in the event of non-payment of the deposit under the terms of the Norwegian Saleform 1993 form (NSF 1993), dismissing the appellant Buyer’s appeal, which was heard last month.

In Kuwait Rocks Co v AMB Bulkcarriers Inc, the court determined that the obligation to make punctual payment of hire under the amended NYPE time charter in that case was a condition of the contract.

The EU Commission continues to show its support and investment in new technologies in the digital economy. On February 1, 2018, the Commission and the European Parliament ...

The Fall 2020 Edition of the quarterly IT & Data Protection Newsletter by Reed Smith Germany has just been released:

The prosecution of Smith and Ouzman Ltd. for bribery is winding to a close, with the sentencing of two directors of the company for corruption.

On 28 February 2018, Andrus Ansip, the European Commission (Commission) Vice President and commissioner responsible for the Digital Single Market strategy ...

In the wake of the institution of class action claims in France, where, unlike the U.S. class action model, liability and damages are assessed prior to "massification" of the class, corporations should prepare for these new risks by guaranteeing that insurance coverage is in place for defense costs and potential losses arising from class-based claims in France.

According to a press release dated 16 May 2017, and following the Court of Justice of the European Union's (CJEU) preliminary ruling in Case C-582/14 dated 19 October 2016 ...

President Obama signed the U.S. Judicial Redress Act into law on 24 February 2016, giving European citizens the same right as U.S. citizens to bring actions against the U.S. government if their personal data are misused.

Political leaders from the EU and the United States reiterated their commitment to the Safe Harbor Framework in a joint statement issued 26 March.