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Luke Zadkovich Speaks at 16th International Maritime Seminar for Judges in Abuja, Nigeria
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Learn more“International Law and Practice on Crew Wages” is the topic of Luke Zadkovich’s talk at the 16th International Maritime Seminar for Judges in Abuja, Nigeria, hosted by the Nigerian Shippers’ Council.
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Future of Russian Gas Supplies to Europe: Untangling a Complex Web of Legal Issues | Webinar Recording
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Learn moreThe media these days is full of speculations on the future of gas supplies to Europe in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Will gas continue to flow and what if one side turns off the taps? Discussions have recently been fueled by the infamous Ruble Decree as well as evolving EU sanctions law and the latest curtailments of flows to Poland and Bulgaria.
In our latest Disputes for Tea | Energy webinar, Gerold Zeiler, Lisa Beisteiner and the energy team give an overview of some of the underlying legal fundamentals to help you better grasp and navigate the fast-changing landscape. With this webinar we hope we can bring some clarity – at least on the basic questions of regulatory and contract law arising in the rapidly moving political and economic discourse.
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Dismissal of Challenge to BOEM’s Issuance of U.S. Offshore Wind Lease Upheld by Appellate Court | ZFZ Updates
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Learn moreThe D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld dismissal of a challenge to the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management’s issuance of a lease for an offshore wind installation in U.S. waters. Notably, the court did not address the substance of the challenges brought under the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, a maritime statute that will continue to impact the leasing and permitting process, as well as other offshore wind activities in the U.S. moving forward. Watch Nick Paine’s breakdown for all the details.
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Shannen Trout on the Eternal Bliss
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Learn moreShannen Trout introduces the “Eternal Bliss”, a significant development in demurrage law. This matter deals with the eligibility of a shipowner to recover damages in addition to demurrage after suffering a loss due to a delay in cargo discharge under a voyage charter.
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Marcelo Sammarco and Luke Zadkovich discuss COVID-19 and Security Proceedings in Brazil
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The UK Court of Appeal recently handed down a decision regarding implied indemnity in voyage charterparties.
Our Katherine Georginis provides a summary on the TAI Prize case.