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In the recent case of Topalsson GmbH v Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Ltd EWCA Civ 1330, the Court of Appeal considered the interpretation of liability caps in commercial contracts and their interaction

Our annual Singapore seminar will be held on 27th September at the National Gallery Singapore. The topic this year will be “Mitigating the Impact of the Future”, in which we will look at some of the

Our annual UKDC seminar will be held in Greece on 31st October, at the Athens Hilton Hotel.  The topic this year is “Mitigating the Impact of the Future”, in which we look at some of the

Young Maritime Professionals 'Trends in Maritime Claims' Event to be held at Thomas Miller offices on 14th May.  UKDC’s Philippa Langton will be speaking about IMO 2020 from a Club perspective

Click here to listen to the podcast Changes to the rules governing the preparation of witness statements in English and Welsh civil court proceedings are now in place. The new rules, which are

LMAA discourages disorganised bundles and lengthy witness statements. The Chairman of the LMAA has issued informal guidance in relation to some aspects of arbitration proceedings. Firstly, in light

Click here to listen to the podcast Among the many serious knock-on effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, the impact on crew has been a topic of particular concern within the shipping industry. Many

Geopolitical risks are affecting shipping more than ever, with issues such as sanctions, piracy and political unrest having a direct impact on world trade. UKDC regularly receives enquiries on these

The UK Defence Club was delighted to hold a Cocktail Reception last week at the Harbour Viewing Gallery of Hong Kong Maritime Museum. It was a great evening and opportunity to meet and discuss the