Article Archive
UK Government Confirms Earned Settlement Reforms: Key Changes to ILR Rules Outlined
This article analyses the UK’s Earned Settlement reforms, introducing a default ten-year route to settlement alongside accelerated pathways for higher earners and key professions.
Nuclear Power in Italy: what’s new in Bill No. 1924/2026
The nuclear enabling act (Law No. 169/2026) entrusts the government with regulating the future of sustainable nuclear energy in Italy.
Commercial Disputes Weekly Issue 300
A double dose of marine insurance, with an aviation injunction, investment treaty arbitration and adjudicator’s jurisdiction issue in this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly.
Beyond generation: building the systems for Asia Pacific’s renewable future
Asia Pacific’s renewable transition is moving beyond generation, as initiatives such as the ASEAN Power Grid bring grid connection, flexibility, market access and infrastructure into sharper commercial focus.
Travel Law Updates: Australia, EU, Indonesia, Japan, Thailand and UK
In this article we discuss recent travel law updates from Australia, the EU, Indonesia, Japan, Thailand and the UK.
The Final Article 102 Guidelines: Between Flexibility and Legal Certainty
An analysis of the European Commission’s new Article 102 Guidelines, focussing on legal certainty, access restrictions, refusal to supply and infrastructure access.
Commercial Disputes Weekly Issue 299
We consider recent decisions on consequences of fraud, claims for building safety remediation costs, sanctions legislation and approval for infrastructure projects in this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly.
CDW will take a short break and return in November.
Commercial Disputes Weekly Issue 298
Energy, Maritime and Infrastructure: English courts display robust stance on Hague-Visby time bars, jurisdiction agreements and adjudication award enforcement
Commercial Disputes Weekly Issue 297
This edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly looks at two property cases on the consequences of non-compliance with legislative formalities, off-hire and piracy clauses in a charter and on demand bonds.
