Snacks: Digestible Weekly Labour News – Issue 196
Read the 196th edition of our weekly update on Italian labour law.
Author: Sam Abreo Archive
Offshore Sync Shipping – New Business Opportunities on the Horizon
Unlocking the potential of German shipyards: offshore wind energy opens new market opportunities through investments, specialised infrastructure and policy advancements.
Maritime matters: Finance and beyond
This series provides a comprehensive perspective on issues shaping the sector and helps stakeholders stay informed.
Aviation Case Review 2024
We have brought together summaries of some of the more notable aviation decisions in 2024 in jurisdictions around the world that cover topics from grounding to insolvency, as well as the ever-present termination notice.
WFW advise HSBC UK on Bibby Marine zero emission offshore wind support vessel financing
We advised HSBC UK on the financing of Bibby Marine’s previously announced zero emission electric commissioning service operation vessel.
Climate Litigation: Key Risks and Liabilities for Aviation Companies
The decision in Verein KlimaSeniorinnen Schweiz and Others v Switzerland has set a precedent requiring Convention states to assess the effectiveness of their legislative regimes to protect individuals who are most vulnerable to the effects of climate change.
Grounding Aircraft in Dubai Possible (again) Through DIFC Courts
DIFC Courts have grounded aircraft in Dubai for lease breaches, using sweep-up clauses to secure interim relief despite no specific jurisdiction clauses.
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.
