Search results

Order by most recent / most popular / relevance

Results: 1-5 of 5

Revised MARPOL Annex V: just who should take out the trash?

Reed Smith LLP
-
Global
-
March 8 2013

Following a review by the Correspondence Group established by the Marine Environment Protection Committee in 2006, various amendments to MARPOL Annex

Resolving international construction disputes litigation or arbitration?

Reed Smith LLP
-
Global
-
October 29 2012

As we have discussed in previous alerts in this series, many claims can arise under international construction contracts

Section 2(a)(iii): the suspense continues

Reed Smith LLP
-
Global, United Kingdom
-
April 12 2012

Anyone with a passing knowledge of derivatives law will be aware of the controversy created by section 2(a)(iii) of the ISDA Master Agreement

Piracy update: charterers' obligation to pay hire in case of seizure and to reimburse additional premiums

Reed Smith LLP
-
Global
-
December 8 2009

It has recently been widely opined that a charterer would continue to be liable to pay hire if a vessel is seized by pirates, because such an event would not fall within the commonly encountered NYPE clause 15

Ruling re non-U.S. bankruptcy creates global implications

Reed Smith LLP
-
Global, USA
-
January 31 2008

The Ninth Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel has held that a bankruptcy trustee appointed in a non-U.S. bankruptcy case did not need authority from a U.S. court to take possession and control of a foreign debtor’s assets located in the United States, and transfer them

Search results

Revised MARPOL Annex V: just who should take out the trash?

Resolving international construction disputes litigation or arbitration?

Section 2(a)(iii): the suspense continues

Piracy update: charterers' obligation to pay hire in case of seizure and to reimburse additional premiums

Ruling re non-U.S. bankruptcy creates global implications

Current Search

Suggested Facets

Author

Jurisdiction

Workarea