Travel Law updates – EU, UK and APAC Q1 202417 April 2024
In this article we discuss recent travel law updates in the EU, the UK and Asia Pacific.
In this article we discuss recent travel law updates in the EU, the UK and Asia Pacific.
In a recent decision, the English Commercial Court has held there to be strong reasons to override Russian jurisdiction clauses and hear the claims brought by aircraft lessors against reinsurers in the English court.
In the first article of this series, we take a look at current ESG issues, terms and concepts affecting and influencing the operations and business of airlines.
Every aircraft repossession presents its own challenges. In this article, we highlight certain matters that should be considered in any contentious or potentially contentious situation, wherever it may arise in the world.
In this article, we address the key changes to the registration and deregistration of aircraft in Thailand and how these impact lessors of aircraft to Thai operators.
In this article, we provide an update on developing regulatory issues within the travel sector in the EU and EEA, with a focus on implications for “organisers” as defined under the Package Travel Directive.
In this article we provide an update on developing regulatory issues and case law in the UK and APAC.
This article gives an overview of aircraft leasing cases in the English courts in the first half of 2023.
Our Global Employment team are looking forward to hosting an International Employment Webinar Series, tackling the burning question that businesses are facing in a post COVID-19 era – “I would like to relocate abroad, but I would still like to keep working for my employer remotely. Am I permitted to do this?”.
In this article, we discuss the EU Commission’s proposal to repeal Council Directive 2004/82/EC of 29 April 2004 requiring carriers to communicate passenger data for the purposes of enhancing border control and tackling illegal immigration.
In this article, we discuss how the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (the “ACCC”) announced a crackdown on social media influencers and the online social media platforms which they use.
In the first article in this series we discussed how Allianz Australia Insurance Limited and AWP Australia Pty Ltd pleaded guilty to seven criminal charges of misleading and deceptive conduct. In this second article, we consider the impact of the breaches and prosecution and conviction of Allianz/AWP on online platforms offering goods and services to Australian consumers.