In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly we consider various contract interpretation points in relation to requirements to provide insurance, payment provisions, penalty clauses and the powers of mortgagees.
Australian courts will look to give effect to the Cape Town Convention (“CTC”) and allow lessors and other parties to exercise their CTC rights as quickly and efficiently as possible.
On 9 October 2025, we hosted a panel discussion exploring the ‘Evolving Landscape of Data Centres’. This event brought together key stakeholders from various sectors to explore the challenges, opportunities and future trends shaping the data centre industry.
Tailored for maritime professionals, Dubai’s Maritime team are hosting a series of presentations focussing on hot topics and trends affecting the Middle East Maritime market throughout the year.
The US$470m sale price will be paid in three instalments: US$160m paid upon completion of the transaction on 27 October, followed by payments of US$160m and US$150m on the one and two-year anniversaries of closing.
Settlement offers are key strategic tools, but jurisdictions differ. Our APAC team compares approaches in England, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines for effective dispute resolution.
This wrap-up distills the series’ key insights, highlighting global trends, jurisdictional nuances and emerging best practices.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly we consider time periods for arbitration appeals, abusive litigation, a clash of clauses in reinsurance and a costs decision that went up to the Supreme Court.
Implementing an innovative structure, the first of its kind in India, this transaction marks the first time a financing for an Indian airline has been structured directly to a borrower in GIFT City, India’s emerging international financial hub, which has not been structured through Ireland.
This article compares and contrasts key aspects of the UK and EU Sustainable Aviation Fuel regimes.
A virtual private wire PPA structure is an innovation in the PPA space that enables licence-exempt electricity supplies between a generating facility and a customer to be done via the grid network.
The facility was executed in August 2025 and the first of the vessels, the Seaways Alacran, was delivered in September 2025, with the remaining five vessels scheduled for delivery sequentially over the next year.
