In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly we consider a Supreme Court decision on ship sale contracts, assignability of ICSID awards, required knowledge of breach for termination and liability in the Fundão dam collapse.
The jurisdiction of the DIFC Courts to issue freezing orders in support of foreign proceedings has come under the spotlight yet again in a number of recent cases.
In this article we discuss the recent Supreme Court decision on MOA deposits in King Crude Carriers v Ridgebury.
The firms achieved 19 first place Inframation rankings.
Alternative dispute resolution, and mediation more specifically, has long been encouraged by the Dubai International Financial Centre Courts.
We discuss the current issues affecting the ever-evolving world of international shipping.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly we consider claims by a third party directly against insurers, whether contribution liability was excluded, misrepresentation and unlawful means conspiracy.
Join Watson Farley & Williams and Consul System in a webinar hosted by ALIS on ‘Carbon Credits and White Certificates: From Obligation to Competitive Advantage’ on Thursday 13 November 2025.
Due for completion in 2026, the project is Statera’s largest consented BESS project to date.
In a recent article for ACEPER’s Green Company Magazine, Partner Giannalberto Mazzei and Associate Maria Vittoria Sini analyse how this reform could redefine the methods of access to the grid through innovative tools and rules aimed at ensuring greater competitiveness and predictability for operators and investors.
This article examines an intriguing recent case from the High Court addressing the incorporation of jurisdiction clauses into bills of lading and whether consignees receive sufficient notice of such terms.
The recent Court of Appeal judgment in The Songa Pride serves as a useful summary of the law on the limits placed on owners when nominating a port for repossession of their vessels.
