Slotting into Limitation
In this article, Natalie Jensen and Emma James discuss the implications of the Admiralty Court decision in The X-Press Pearl [2024] EWHC 3174 (Admty).
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Investing in Data Centres in Greece: Overview of the legal framework
The article aims to present the legal framework and provide insights useful to potential investors on Data Centre projects in Greece.
Snacks: Digestible Weekly Labour News – Issue 194
Read the 194th edition of our weekly update on Italian labour law.
From Volatility to Stability: A Practical Guide to Tackling Contractual Defaults Head-On
When market volatility leads to contractual defaults, effective claim management is key. This article sets out a step-by-step playbook to navigate contractual breaches and secure favourable outcomes.
Behind the Deal: Commodities & International Trade
In collaboration with leading experts in the field, we aim to provide you with invaluable insights, practical advice and strategic guidance to navigate the complexities of global trade markets.
Driving the Future: How Thai Leadership is Shaping Southeast Asia’s EV Revolution
Thailand is driving the future of e-mobility in Southeast Asia, leading the region’s EV revolution with ambitious goals, sustainable policies and renewable energy integration.
Developments in the London listing markets: Changes to UK Takeover Code and Budget measures affecting AIM
This article looks at the changes to the scope of companies subject to the UK Takeover Code taking effect on 3 February 2025 and the recent Budget measures affecting AIM.
ESG, Business and Human Rights: Disputes Outlook for 2025
In this article, Sarah Ellington and Lauren Satill discuss expected developments in the ESG sphere in 2025.
Force Majeure and You: Outrunning the Unpredictable
In this article, we discuss the concept of “force majeure” and best practice in making or defending a claim of force majeure in cases of unforeseen or catastrophic circumstances.
Prominent Chinese Shipping Companies Added to US “Non-blacklist”
The outgoing administration of US President Joe Biden added several prominent Chinese companies to a list of “Chinese military companies” maintained by the Department of Defense.
