As hotel investors find themselves seeking more operational knowledge and a louder voice, how can the partnership between hotel owners and brands realign for better balance, fairer risk sharing and greater flexibility?
There are lots of cases to get your teeth into in our first Commercial Disputes Weekly of 2021, from decisions on asymmetric jurisdiction clauses and the costs implications of abandoning a claim, to the latest guidance on the Disclosure Review Pilot and the application of rules on challenging jurisdiction to stakeholder claims.
The ministerial draft of November 19, 2020 for an IT Security Act 2.0 is intended in particular to expand the powers of the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI).
The public sector faces a multitude of challenges.One approach to solving this problem is the bundling of needs and the implementation of joint procurement projects, which we will discuss in a webinar.
With an investment program, the Federal Ministry of Health is providing clinics and hospitals with a digital update. Our team will be taking a closer look at the new “Hospitals Future Program” and telling you all you need to know about it in a webinar.
The first auction under Spain’s new economic regime governing ‘clean energy’ generated from renewable sources will be held on 26 January 2021. Join our webinar to learn more about the auction and its proposed processes and procedures.
We are delighted to announce the hire of BCLP’s aviation team in Hong Kong, led by William Ho and Jackson Chow. The team are considered leaders in the Chinese aviation finance and leasing market.
In the last of this year’s Commercial Disputes Weekly, discover the meaning of arbitration, what the Court of Appeal thinks about redundancy arguments when construing contracts, and when the English courts will restrain payment under a performance guarantee. With very best wishes to all our readers, we’ll be back in 2021!
Over a series of eight 60-minute webinars, our WFW partners from across Europe, Asia, the Middle East and USA, were joined by guest speakers from the leading global banks, financial advisors and private equity firms, where they discussed a wide range of topics pertinent to the transport industry.
Many of the cases in this week’s Commercial Disputes Weekly share a common theme – the importance of the principle of finality. Look out for decisions on enforcement of foreign judgments, the knowledge requirements for contempt and the approach to summary assessment of costs.