This article explains how UNCLOS requires States to meet or exceed the standards being set by the International Seabed Authority in relation to pollution control and considers what this might mean for the regulation of seabed activities by States.
The Fuel EU Maritime Regulation looms large as shipping companies must decide their fuel compliance strategy and submit their monitoring plans before September. Slow steaming will not be enough to make ‘shipping companies’ compliant and below we explain why.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we consider various challenges – to jurisdiction, to adjudication and arbitration awards and to the interpretation of an insurance policy.
We advised a syndicate of lenders on the acquisition of oil and gas assets from Chevron and Total in the Republic of Congo.
Read the 157th edition of our weekly update on Italian labour law.
In this article, the fifth in our “The Future of EV Charging Infrastructure: Spotlight on” series, we provide an overview of the main pieces of regulation governing the development of EV charging infrastructure in Italy.
National Grid is planning to build two primarily offshore transmission cable routes to carry clean energy from Scotland to demand centres in England.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we consider maritime jurisdiction and limitation claims, the pay to be paid rule, competing claims in relation to an adjudication decision and the different ways the English court can assist with enforcement of a credit agreement.
London Assets and Structured Finance Senior Associate Abi Carter has been named a ‘Rising Star’ for 2024 by leading aviation sector publication Airfinance Journal.
The National Security and Investment Act 2021 (“NSIA”) came into force on 4 January 2022, bringing with it a new approach/policy to investment screening and intervention in the UK.