The background to these measures stems from a petition brought by five labour unions in the US who complained of unfair practices by China in the maritime sector which they believed posed a discriminatory threat to US commerce.
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WFW advised a consortium of lenders comprising KfWIPEX-Bank, NatWest, Nordea and SEB, on a €330m project financing granted to OX2 for the construction of three greenfield onshore wind farms in Finland with a total installed capacity of 277 MW.
In this final 2025 edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we consider the validity of an expert determination, conditions precedent, port closure issues in commodities and safety repair costs in service charges. We will return in January 2026 and wish all our readers a peaceful break.
In this article, Natalie and James explain a July 2025 ruling by the English Commercial Court relating to interpretation of a bareboat charterparty’s sale obligation provision.
This series of webinars will explore key challenges facing shipowners and operators in the near to medium term.
Kavita is honoured for her expertise in maritime asset finance—particularly creditor representation—and her advisory work on portfolio acquisitions, refinancings, and credit facilities.
The rigs enable Borr to leverage its best-in-class platform to maximise their value whilst offering its customers a larger and versatile fleet
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly we consider damages for late redelivery of a ship, allocation of risk of unseaworthiness, set off in aviation leases and the balance of human rights and national security.
STIP aims to scale renewable aviation fuels by aligning finance, regulation and market mechanisms, securing Europe’s independence and competitiveness in global transport.
Advising Limak on securing financing for this landmark infrastructure project in Türkiye, the largest sustainability-linked financing for a BOT motorway project in the country.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we look at the consequences where a director acted when he should not have and when directors refused to act but should have. We also consider when a defaulting mortgagor could take over sale of a property and the parameters of a payment obligation.
