In the second of our series of articles looking at key trends in African critical minerals projects, we consider the role of foreign direct investment and geopolitical dynamics.
The EU is developing a new Construction Services Act to harmonise rules, reduce fragmentation and support greener, more digital construction across the Single Market. Although the UK is outside the EU, these reforms will influence UK contractors operating in EU supply chains by shaping procurement rules, sustainability standards and digital compliance expectations.
As lessor exposure to Thai airlines increases, we revisit and update our top ten takeaways from the rehabilitation proceedings.
Disputed contract formation to undermine adjudication, restrict fraud challenges and highlight the importance of clear, enforceable agreements.
The decision of the Board in Uniform Building Contractors Ltd v The Water and Sewerage Authority of Trinidad and Tobago [2026] UKPC 2 delivers a clear and unambiguous warning to contractors operating under FIDIC‑based design‑and‑build contracts.
Recent Singapore Court of Appeal decisions emphasise that arbitration cannot sacrifice procedural fairness, offering clearer guidance on natural justice, tribunal conduct and limits on post‑award challenges
We consider the recent judgment in Paragon Group Limited v FK Facades Limited, which addresses the question of whether an assignee of rights under a construction contract is entitled to adjudicate in respect of those rights.
In this update, we share our views on the most common points of friction as these emerge in charterparty negotiations, offer our insights on possible solutions and take you through the significance of upcoming FuelEU deadlines, with the first one being 31 January 2026.
In the first of our series of articles looking at key trends in African critical minerals projects, we consider the role of infrastructure corridors.
This article reviews the latest developments in travel law in Germany, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand.
