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Click here to listen to the podcast There is a wind of change in the shipping industry as business and political leaders recognise and respond to the climate crisis. Decarbonisation and…

Click here to listen to the podcast The Commercial Court has recently handed down a useful judgment providing guidance regarding the circumstances in which it will award security for costs where…

Click here to listen to the podcast The modern culture of the courts and recent reforms to civil procedure place emphasis on compliance with orders. Relief from sanctions is far from routine…

Click here to listen to the podcast In response to the recent military coup in Burma, the US has imposed sanctions and property blocking orders against certain parties involved in “the assault on…

Click here to listen to the podcast On 15th April, 2021, the US took multiple sanctions actions targeting “aggressive and harmful activities by the Government of the Russian…

Click here to listen to the podcast OFAC has announced that sanctions on certain Belarusian entities are to be imposed following a 45 day wind-down period On 19th April, 2021, it was announced…

Click here to listen to the podcast The London Maritime Arbitrators Association (“LMAA”) has recently updated its terms of procedure. The new terms came into effect on 1st May, 2021 and apply to…

Click here to listen to the podcast The recent Commercial Court decision in Navision Shipping A/S v. Precious Pearls Ltd and Conti Lines Shipping NV v. Navision Shipping A/S (m.v. Mookda Naree)…

The new China Civil Code (CCC), which will come into effect on 1st January, 2021 introduces significant changes to various sectors of Chinese law and will impact those doing business in China. In…

Due to the reduced demand during the Covid-19 pandemic for both road transportation and aviation fuels, it appears that these fuels are being used as blending agents in marine fuels. Both road and…