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In the case of STA v OFY [2021] EWHC 1574 (Comm), the Commercial Court considered the Kalmneft factors in order to determine an application by a state government for an extension of time to challenge

In Bunge S.A. v Pan Ocean Co., Ltd. (The Sagar Ratan) [2025] EWHC 168 (Comm), the Admiralty Court considered Bunge S.A’s (the Owner) appeal against an arbitration award made in favour of Pan Ocean

The explosions that occurred late in the evening of 12th August, 2015 in warehouses at the port of Tianjin have resulted in significant loss of life, damage to property and suspension of shipping and

This year, our annual Singapore seminar was held at the Marina Mandarin Hotel on 12th September. Geopolitical risk is a strong theme for this year. UKDC’s seminar “Trading in Uncertain Times”

We are thrilled to share the resounding success of our second Conflict seminar. The event fostered dynamic conversations and insightful questions throughout. The discussions were not only

One of the major long-standing criticisms of SMA arbitrations has been the issue of recoverability of costs. The successful party would generally not be able to recover its costs in an arbitration.

All change? An early assessment of the new English Court disclosure regime.  It has now been six months since the Business & Property Courts formally commenced a two year pilot

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

The decision in General Dynamics United Kingdom Limited (“GDUK”) v The State of Libya [2025] EWCA Civ 134 raises an interesting issue concerning state immunity and in particular whether a state