Anti-suit injunctions – Chinese shipowner restrains cargo interests’ Chinese court action12 June 2019
The English courts have recently granted an interim anti-suit injunction… Read more
The English courts have recently granted an interim anti-suit injunction… Read more
The aim of the framework agreement is to both provide purchasing services for medical and nursing needs, as well as obtain capital goods and additional technical advice for KKB and its members on procurement issues.
The conference focussed on the analysis of the current state of efficiency of arbitration, with reference to the energy and infrastructure sectors, examining also the innovative arbitration trends in Italy and abroad.
Antonis Lagadianos and Tamara Ristic dicuss the repercussions of the English High Court’s recent decision regarding exclusion clauses.
Andrew Hutcheon and Alexandra Allen-Franks look into force majeure and its use in recent court cases.
We are delighted to have achieved a successful decision for the Italian Association of Consumers and Producers of Renewable Energy (“ACEPER”), as representative of 15 photovoltaic operators.
Daniel Pilarski discusses the US government’s new sanctions on people-to-people cruises in Cuba and their repercussions.
We advised on the New York, Marshall Islands and English law aspects of the transactions, including relating to certain collateral security granted on the notes.
As a sequel to our previous briefing “New Guidance on Vietnamese Wind Projects”, this briefing outlines the key changes to the terms of Vietnam’s wind power purchase agreement (“PPA”).
Located in East Ayrshire, the 25-Gamesa turbine Afton project is already fully operational and receives a subsidy of 0.9 ROCs per MWh.
Andrew Hutcheon and Jack Moulder discuss the recent decision of the English Court of Appeal in Airbus S.A.S v Generali Italia concerning an exclusive jurisdiction clause in an airframe warranties agreement.
New guidance has been provided by the Court of Appeal about when a construction project completes.