In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly we consider the interpretation of a ‘dwelling’, whether assignees can adjudicate, construction of aviation lease arrangements and a Supreme Court order by consent.
Vietnam has introduced its first comprehensive legal framework for digital assets, balancing innovation with tight regulatory controls to support the country’s digital and green economic transition.
This transaction demonstrates strong market appetite to finance BESS platforms in Germany.
Individuals moving to Italy can apply a flat rate of €300,000 per year to their foreign source income under the optional non-dom tax regime.
In addition to public companies making filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, directors, executive officers and shareholders with more than 5% of the publicly traded stock must make filings.
Applicants, including those based outside of the United States, must directly obtain notarization of their applications to become SEC filers.
In this article we discuss the curtailment of contractors’ termination rights for a specified default by a recent Supreme Court ruling and what you need to know.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly we consider rights of termination in JCT contracts, court powers of enforcement of tribunal orders, crew competence and whether letters of credit discharge payment obligations.
In 2025, the aviation disputes scene was again dominated by the insurance litigation resulting from the detention of aircraft in Russia at the start of the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
In the global push for clean energy transition and growing demand for critical minerals, the US offers a clear, regulatory path forward for deep seabed exploration and commercial recovery.
We are pleased to announce that a deal the firm advised on has been named European Power Deal of the Year 2025 by PFI magazine.
Our most popular articles from 2025 highlight how this year has been one of both challenge and opportunity in the maritime sector.
This article examines the establishment of International Financial Centres in Vietnam in 2025, highlighting new arbitration and specialised court mechanisms aimed at enhancing investor confidence and modernising dispute resolution.
