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Recognised as the law firm that is trusted to deliver pragmatic, innovative solutions even when faced with the most complex of challenges, Watson…
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Watson Farley & Williams | United Kingdom | 27 Sep 2023

Law Commission publishes final report and draft Bill following its review of the Arbitration Act 199627 September 2023

On 6 September 2023, the Law Commission of England & Wales (the "Law Commission") published its final report and draft bill following its…
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Watson Farley & Williams | United Kingdom | 26 Sep 2023

Commercial Disputes weekly - Issue 176

The dispute between the Republic of Mozambique (“Mozambique”) and the defendants (“Privinvest”) arose out of supply contracts entered into by the…
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Watson Farley & Williams | United Kingdom | 26 Sep 2023

In Support of Maritime Arbitration: The English Courts’ Role in Enforcing Peremptory Orders and Awards26 September 2023

We have previously discussed the English courts' supportive powers in LMAA arbitrations through the use of anti-suit injunctions to enforce…
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Watson Farley & Williams | United Kingdom | 21 Sep 2023

Payment mechanisms and construction contracts: a clarification

The English Technology and Construction Court ("TCC") recently clarified a key issue in relation to contractual payment mechanisms and…
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Watson Farley & Williams | European Union, United Kingdom | 19 Sep 2023

Commercial Disputes Weekly - Issue 175

The Technology and Construction Court (“TCC”) has clarified that construction contracts which fix the final date for payment otherwise than by…
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Watson Farley & Williams | United Arab Emirates | 14 Sep 2023

Some key features of Saudi Arabia’s new civil transactions law

Saudi Arabian legislation has historically been enshrined in the Islamic principles of Shari'a, which the international community considered a…
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Watson Farley & Williams | United Kingdom | 12 Sep 2023

Commercial Disputes Weekly - Issue 174

Following extensive fire damage to a container ship as a result of a cargo explosion, the charterer claimed to be entitled to limit its liability to…
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Watson Farley & Williams | United Kingdom | 5 Sep 2023

Commercial Disputes Weekly - issue 173

The claimant had been designated under the UK sanctions regime on the basis that he was a business partner and close associate of a prominent Russian…
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