We cover two adjudication decisions in the latest Commercial Disputes Weekly, as well as an application for permission to substitute an expert witness when the existing expert is no longer willing to act. In addition we discuss the Admiralty Court’s first decision on collision liability in a Precautionary Area.
Whilst the legislative progress of the Proposal for a “European Regulation on Artificial Intelligence” continues, joint research by the universities of Bologna and Oxford has produced the first supportive tool designed to help companies comply with the pending legislation.
Read the fifty sixth edition of our weekly update of Italian labour law.
All five vessels will fly the Italian flag and operate in the oil, product, chemical tanker and bulker segments.
The Combination will be implemented by way of a court-sanctioned scheme of arrangement between SDX and its shareholders, with the former’s entire share capital being acquired by Tenaz.
In this article, we provide a round-up of Airline Economics’ Dublin conference and discuss the key topics the conference addressed.
In the sixth and final sector article of our Net Zero series, Partner Nick Walker and Senior Associate Valentina Keys look at what the UK’s Net Zero Strategy means for the greenhouse gas removals sector.
In this week’s Commercial Disputes Weekly, we look at an interesting decision on mortgagee’s interest insurance and how to interpret the New York Convention in a domestic law context. We also consider two weighty judgments that contain lessons on how not to behave.
The combined transport platform will manage shipping and transport investments across the capital structure and will have assets under management and capital commitments of more than US$4bn.
Join us for the latest in our ‘On Site’ Construction series, where we will focus on the challenges and opportunities for construction in the net zero transition and how businesses can make sustainability a competitive differentiator.
Read the fifty fifth edition of our weekly update of Italian labour law.
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