WFW successfully represented Ryanair before the Court of Milan’s Special Commercial Division in proceedings which have declared inadmissible a class action brought by consumer association Codici – Centro per i Diritti del Cittadino concerning aspects of the airline’s online check-in policy.
This report explores some of the key trends that can be derived from GARI. This second instalment focusses on trends in restructuring procedures.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we consider loss of bargain damages in a ship sale, company authorisation, force majeure and consumer jurisdiction.
This article considers two recent London arbitration awards on contractual restrictions affecting charterers’ rights to withhold or deduct hire.
In this article, we cover a recent and interesting English Admiralty Court decision on the extent of a party’s right to limit liability under the Convention on Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims 1976.
In this article we discuss the proposed changes to section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015.
WFW is pleased to announce that Senior Associate Royce Lee has been named an Ishka Airfinance Rising Star 2026.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we consider pricing mechanisms, directors’ duties and the importance of being ready when you say you are.
This article discusses the recent Court of Appeal decision on whether owners can rely on sanctions clauses to avoid complying with charterers’ order.
WFW advised KAF, part of the well-known European private debt firm Kartesia, on a portfolio financing with Space Leasing International.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we consider what constitutes a final statement, director duties, the nature of a derivative action and costs.
In this article we discuss recent travel law updates in Australia, Canada/USA, EU, Germany, India, the Netherlands, Thailand and UK.
