Mistakes can happen. What happens when, as a result of such a mistake, parties enter into a contract which does not reflect their prior agreement or their intentions?
Find out what happens if, after a judgment or arbitral award is released, a party to the proceedings discovers the other side presented falsified documents.
English High Court confirms that banks can enforce security by relying on breach of loan to value ratio covenant in ship finance agreement.
UK Supreme Court holds that pre-notice of abandonment costs to be taken into account in determining whether a vessel is a constructive total loss
In a significant recent decision for operators in the renewable energy market, an Italian court has determined that the tax benefits available under the Tremonti Ambiente can be claimed alongside feed-in tariffs paid under the III, IV and V Conto Energia regulations.
The English courts have recently granted an interim anti-suit injunction… Read more
The conference focussed on the analysis of the current state of efficiency of arbitration, with reference to the energy and infrastructure sectors, examining also the innovative arbitration trends in Italy and abroad.
Antonis Lagadianos and Tamara Ristic dicuss the repercussions of the English High Court’s recent decision regarding exclusion clauses.
Andrew Hutcheon and Alexandra Allen-Franks look into force majeure and its use in recent court cases.
We are delighted to have achieved a successful decision for the Italian Association of Consumers and Producers of Renewable Energy (“ACEPER”), as representative of 15 photovoltaic operators.
Andrew Hutcheon and Jack Moulder discuss the recent decision of the English Court of Appeal in Airbus S.A.S v Generali Italia concerning an exclusive jurisdiction clause in an airframe warranties agreement.
New guidance has been provided by the Court of Appeal about when a construction project completes.
