IISTL

• Performance Claims Some Clarification? London Arbitration 7/25
• When States Say ‘No’: The Devas Case and the Limits of Waiving Immunity
• EU Commission proposals on the Deforestation Regulation
• “Stop the Clock”. EU’s CSDDD and CSRD entry into force postponed.
• New mid-term GHG reduction measures approved. IMO. MEPC 83 7-11 April 2025
• The limits to limitation – The MSC Flaminia
• The Court of Appeal Decision in the Renaissance Securities v ILLC Chlodwig Enterprises: How Full Disclosure Could Have Changed the Outcome?
• Court of Appeal Judgment in the Renaissance Securities v ILLC Chlodwig Enterprises: How Full Disclosure Could Have Changed the Outcome?
• Time Charterer’s routing recommendations and Master’s responsibility for safe navigation of the vessel.
• Last few places remaining!
• All aboard for the EU Commission’s ‘Omnibus’ proposals. Simplifying the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD).
• If you’re defrauded that’s your affair, not a bank’s
• The CIArb 2025 Guidelines on AI: Shaping the Future of Arbitration
• A Term of a Commercial Insurance Contract or A Representation?
• After Nevsun, another Canadian case pleading violations of CIL. Jurisdiction in Ontario?
• Term of a Commercial Insurance Contract or a Representation?
• Chain of charters. Repudiation of sub-charter. Failure to provide cargo. Damages recoverable by disponent owner.
• The North Sea Collision & its Potential for Pollution Liability
• The North Sea Collision: Potential Pollution Liabilities
• Contractual application of Hague Rules in bills of lading. Conflict between express time limit provisions and Article III (6).
• The Fate of Asymmetrical Jurisdiction Agreements in the EU: Insights from the CJEU’s Latest Decision
• The Arbitration Act 2025: A Fresh Look at the UK’s Arbitration Landscape
• WHEN HEMP IS IDENTIFIED AS MARIJUANA DURING AIR TRANSPORT – THE CASE OF WE CBD LLC v PLANET NINE PRIV AIR LLC (4th Cir, 2024)
• Discharge of English ASI by applicant due to pressure in foreign jurisdiction
• Sale of goods and claims for the price: not out of the woods yet?
• Affected Area under BIMCO Infectious and Contagious Diseases Clause and Issues relating to Off-hire
• Letters of credit and illegality – good news for claimants
• Just one more thing. Scope 3 Emissions, post Finch.
• Climate Change, Transition and Path to Sustainability – Shipping and Energy Conference- 10 April 2025 (at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies- London)
• Slot charterers and limitation under LLMC 1976. The X-Press Pearl.
• ASDEM LAYTIME AND DEMURRAGE CONFERENCE. 30/31 January 2025.
• Liens and sale of cargo.
• Damages for Late Re-Delivery of the Chartered Vessel- Another Throw of the Dice After The Achilleas!
• The EU Deforestation Regulation ‎2023/1115. Its impact on sales contract, letters of credit and shipowners carrying relevant commodities or products into the EU.
• Oil Spill in the Kerch Strait
• Enjoy the festivities of the season!
• Procedure matters. No mandatory ‘global claim’ for Nigerian Oil Pollution claimants against Shell.
• Honours even in latest English litigation on The Prestige and the Spanish Supreme Court Judgment
• INSURABILITY OF EMERGING RISKS- Law, Theory and Practice released in January 2025
• Scope 3 emissions and the proposed new coal mine at Whitehaven, Cumbria.
• Shell has no tort liability for scope 3 GHG emissions. The end of a landmark Dutch judgment – for now?
• A Step Towards Responsible AI in Europe: Consultation and Draft Code of Practice Unveiled
• Underlying sale contract res inter alios acta to damages recoverable from shipowner.
• The Article III Rule 6 time bar applies to breaches after discharge under both the Hague and Hague-Visby Rules
• Liability insurance, insolvency and contribution: all is not well in commercial litigation
• Performance Claims- Attributes of An Acceptable Report Needed to Substantiate Such A Claim
• Laytime. Extra time after completion of loading.
• Container weight discrepancies between shipper’s weight and VGM weight.
• UK Taking Regulatory Steps to Regulate MASS
• The Dual Significance of the D’Aloia Ruling: Legal Recognition of Crypto and Support for Fraud Victims