Maritime Disputes Newsletter – July 2020: Other Notable Decisions
See here for decisions on general contract topics made by the English courts.
Author: Sam Abreo Archive
Maritime Disputes Newsletter – July 2020
Welcome to our third maritime disputes newsletter – a new publication designed to help you get to grips with the latest developments in English maritime law.
Maritime Disputes Newsletter – July 2020: Arbitration awards
See here for a selection of recent decisions by LMAA tribunals, published in association with the Lloyd’s Maritime Law Newsletter.
Italy Partner Tiziana Manenti discusses Decreto Semplificazioni in Qualenergia interview
The decree aims to simplify administrative and bureaucratic processes across numerous industries, including the environment and the green economy sectors.
London Partner Ranjeev Kumar wins Bridging & Commercial Editor’s Choice Award
The award recognises Ranjeev’s service to the real estate finance market and his contribution to education, training, thought leadership and relationship building.
How Courts are Encouraging Mediation in England & Wales
Accredited Mediator and Practice Support Lawyer Leah Alpren-Waterman has written a feature piece on mediation for renowned online legal news platform Law360.
WFW advises SirajPower on US$50m solar portfolio financing
This landmark transaction was financed on a long-term, non-recourse basis and marks the largest lease-funding platform for distributed energy in the GCC. (Image © 2020 SirajPower)
Benefits of dual listing in the UK
This article summarises how companies listed outside the UK can dual list abroad in London to maximise their growth and international investor exposure.
Commission’s sector inquiry into the Internet of Things: an opportunity to develop regulatory clarity at an early stage
This article, written jointly with Professor Suzanne Rab of Serle Court Chambers, comments on the European Commission’s opening of a Sector Inquiry into the Internet of Things.
Commercial Disputes Weekly – Issue 35
In a sign of things to come, in this week’s Commercial Disputes Weekly the first Covid-19 related cases are starting to appear, as well as arguments that any resulting economic downturn would justify an order for security for costs.
