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Settling disputes: Settling "all claims" includes unknown claims related to fraud

USA - January 26 2023 In a recent judgment, the Court of Appeal ruled that an agreement for the settlement of "all and any claims" extended to unknown claims based on…

Catherine Naylor, Alistair Connor, Christopher Richards

A look at termination: party falls foul of a well-drafted "sole and exclusive remedy" clause

United Kingdom - January 16 2023 A recent decision of the Commercial Court has provided a useful example of both the perils of termination and the effect of a well-drafted "sole and…

Sophia Khan, David Lowe, Andrew Smith

Clear drafting = no ambiguity (and meant duty of good faith did not apply to termination at will)

Canada - November 10 2022 The recent case of Optimares SpA (Optimares) v Qatar Airways Group QCSC (Qatar) has provided further illustration of the Court's willingness to give…

Sean Adams, Teresa Edwards

A look at termination: party falls foul of a well-drafted "sole and exclusive remedy" clause

United Kingdom - November 3 2022 A recent decision of the Commercial Court has provided a useful example of both the perils of termination and the effect of a well-drafted "sole and…

Sophia Khan, David Lowe

Top 10 considerations in pre-empting aerospace and aviation supply chain disputes

United Kingdom - September 5 2022 Supply chains in the Aerospace and Aviation Sectors can be complex, and severe operational and financial consequences can follow in the event of…

Sean Adams, Aisling Wall