WFW successfully represents Atlante before Marche TAR30 November 2023
The administrative judge accepted WFW’s defending arguments.
The administrative judge accepted WFW’s defending arguments.
This article outlines the rights of Contractors under UNCLOS, discusses the role of customary international law and highlights important considerations Contractors should keep in mind as negotiations at the International Seabed Authority progress.
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