The Luxembourg Protocol – what do you need to know?
This article explores The Luxembourg Protocol and what it means for those in the rail sector including financiers and lessors.
Article Archive
Commercial Disputes Weekly – Issue 183
The cases in this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly provide detailed interpretations of sanctions and landlord and tenant legislation, as well as the importance of the factual matrix in contract interpretation.
Autumn 2023 business jet market review
This article rounds up recent activity in the business jet market, including delivery conditions and delays.
Snacks: Digestible Weekly Labour News – Issue 133
Read the 133rd edition of our weekly update on Italian labour law.
Contractor’s Attempt to Pass on Liability for Fire Safety Defects Fails
We discuss a recent decision of the Technology and Construction Court rejecting the attempt by Lendlease to pass its liability for fire safety defects to its mechanical and electrical consultant, Aecom.
How to set up a GmbH in Germany (fast)
Senior Associate Muteber Yalcin guides you through all material administrative steps required under German law when setting up a company in Germany.
Collapse-Risk Buildings Present Liability Challenges
In an article for Law360, we explore who may be liable for any necessary remediation costs, finding that while several actors could, in theory, be held responsible, viable legal claims may be challenging.
Commercial Disputes Weekly – Issue 182
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly we consider contractor claims on a construction project, tax fraud, interpretation of a MAC clause and payment into court in a sanctions dispute.
SEC shortens filing deadlines for Schedules 13D & 13G and offers guidance
This article looks at the Securities and Exchange Commission’s proposed changes to the rules governing beneficial ownership reporting under Section 13(d) and 13(g) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
Pitfalls in Relying on Bills of Lading
The article examines the robustness of bills of lading as security in the hands of a bank and the circumstances that may preclude the bank from recovering its losses or claiming against the carrier. It also considers the implications of using electronic bills of lading.