Proposed amendments to Modern Slavery Act corporate reporting requirements
In this article we discuss the proposed changes to section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015.
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Commercial Disputes Weekly Issue 293
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we consider pricing mechanisms, directors’ duties and the importance of being ready when you say you are.
Tonzip Maritime (Singapore) Pte Ltd v 2 Rivers Pte Ltd: Redefining a “real risk” – Court of Appeal overturns sanctions judgment
This article discusses the recent Court of Appeal decision on whether owners can rely on sanctions clauses to avoid complying with charterers’ order.
Commercial Disputes Weekly Issue 292
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we consider what constitutes a final statement, director duties, the nature of a derivative action and costs.
Deerns UK Limited v VDC LHR11 Limited [2026] EWHC 1509 (TCC) – TCC confirms final date for payment must be fixed and certain
In Deerns v VDC, The TCC confirmed that construction contracts must provide a fixed final payment date or risk replacement by the statutory Scheme.
White Paper: Effective implementation of the Conflict Management Committee Rules
This white paper, produced by the CARO Centre in collaboration with Watson Farley & Williams and the Global Alliance of Impact Lawyers, examines considerations for the effective implementation of the CMC Rules.
Insights into the LDES tender results and licence terms, is it all systems go?
Insights into the LDES selection decision and licence conditions including assessment, licence and financing challenges.
Travel Law Updates: Australia, Canada/USA, EU, Germany, India, the Netherlands, Thailand and UK
In this article we discuss recent travel law updates in Australia, Canada/USA, EU, Germany, India, the Netherlands, Thailand and UK.
Commercial Disputes Weekly Issue 291
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we look at decisions from various levels of court on insurance, property, penalties and estoppel.
Substance at sea: an update on evolving concepts in German maritime taxation
German maritime taxation is shifting towards operational substance, affecting seafarer taxation, tonnage tax access and offshore activities, with increased focus on actual management and economic reality.
