Commercial Disputes Weekly Issue 286
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we have a mixture of maritime and infrastructure decisions.
Article Archive
US Secondary Sanctions on Cuba: Risks and Uncertainties
The US has imposed secondary sanctions on Cuba, greatly increasing the risks for non-US persons dealing with Cuba.
Global infrastructure insights: perspectives from WFW
Spotlight on Germany
This article examines the key developments in the German infrastructure market, focussing on challenges and opportunities within the sector and how sub-sectors interact.
Is this the breakthrough moment for SAF?
Jet fuel supply disruptions have highlighted aviation’s fossil fuel dependence, positioning SAF as a potential strategic response to cost volatility and energy security risks.
Revision of the Aviation State Aid Guidelines: the European Commission launches a public consultation
This article sets out an overview of the European Commission’s public consultation concerning the proposed revision of the Aviation State Aid Guidelines.
Commercial Disputes Weekly Issue 285
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we look at two cases arising from the war in Ukraine, as well as two property decisions.
Corporate Crime – Companies may now be held liable for criminal conduct of senior managers
The Crime and Policing Act introduces criminal liability for companies where a senior manager commits an offence in the UK.
Future‑Proofing Bankability: Chinese Technology, Geopolitics and the Repricing of European Renewable Energy Projects
Exploring how geopolitics and supply chain shifts are reshaping bankability, financing strategies and risk allocation in European renewables.
Commercial Disputes Weekly Issue 284
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we consider various cases where the English courts provide support to other dispute resolution fora.
When long-term commodity deals break: lessons from market shocks and defaults
This article examines how market shocks can affect commodity contracts and provides guidance on how parties can protect their positions if issues arise in the performance of long-term contracts.
