Commercial Disputes Weekly – Issue 243
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly we have a mixture of property, insurance and court procedural issues.
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Commercial Disputes Weekly – Issue 242
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly there is a theme of contractual interpretation, including a contract made by WhatsApp, as well as a decision on waiver of sovereign immunity.
Snacks: Digestible Weekly Labour News – Issue 208
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Vietnam makes major updates to Power Development Plan VIII
Vietnam has recently revised its Power Development Plan VIII, marking a strategic move to accelerate the development and implementation of power projects.
Commercial Disputes Weekly – Issue 241
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we consider a UK Supreme Court decision on limitation of liability, as well as other judgments on the interpretation of an arbitration award, alleged defective design on a construction project and an undisclosed principal in a commodities contract.
Tackling Contractual Defaults Head-On – A Refresher
The commodities market is expected to see an increase in the number of contractual defaults, stemming from climate change and political instability. This article sets out a ‘refresher’ on steps that should be taken when faced with a contractual breach, as well as additional tips for companies to prepare for and handle defaults in this volatile market.
Snacks: Digestible Weekly Labour News – Issue 207
Read the 207th edition of our weekly update on Italian labour law.
Australian criminal convictions for online travel insurance products: do you need to review your compliance procedures?
In the third article in our series on prosecution of online platforms and intermediaries, we consider the impact of the judgment and fines.
Late Redelivery and Lost Opportunities: Key Lessons from Hapag-Lloyd AG v Skyros Maritime Corp
Shipowners should be aware that where charterers redeliver late, their ability to claim substantial damages could be limited by the existence of any contractual obligations that prevent entry into further fixtures.
