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No surrender

Shoosmiths LLP
United Kingdom
August 11 2017

The High Court has refused to imply into a deed of surrender a condition precedent that the superior landlord had obtained its lender's consent. In

Oil and gas trading and distribution laws in Mexico

Thompson & Knight LLP
Global, Mexico
August 3 2017

A structured guide to oil and gas trading and distribution laws in Mexico

House Republicans Seek to Narrow Definition of ‘Joint Employer’ Under NLRA and FLSA

Steptoe & Johnson LLP
USA
August 1 2017

House Republicans recently introduced H.R. 3441, a bill that aims to clarify and narrow the definition of “joint employer” under the National Labor

Do employees need to disclose intention to compete?

Dentons
United Kingdom
July 31 2017

All employment contracts have an implied term ensuring that employees will serve their employer with good faith and fidelity. This implied term covers

Vagueness of a contract does not necessarily mean you can walk away or does it?

Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr
South Africa
July 26 2017

The court a quo made, among other findings, the following decision: An order declaring the First, Second and Third Defendants liable jointly to pay to

Interpreting multiple design obligations in construction contracts

CMS
United Kingdom
July 26 2017

A decision of the TCC earlier this month has considered the interrelationship between general fitness for purpose obligations and more specific

All road(way)s lead to a contractual dispute

DLA Piper LLP
Australia
July 24 2017

The recent decision of RV Pty Limited v Connector Park Pty Ltd (No 2) 2017 TASSC 22 concerned a dispute between two land development companies in

Iraq launches new oil and gas tender

CMS
Iraq
July 18 2017

In the week that Total announced that it had signed a ground-breaking deal with NIOC to develop the South Pars fields in Iran, the Ministry of Oil

Second Circuit Holds that TCPA Contractual Consent Cannot be Revoked

Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani
USA
July 17 2017

In Reyes v. Lincoln Auto. Fin. Servs., No.162104-cv, 2017 U.S. App. LEXIS 11057 (2d Cir. June 22, 2017), the Second Circuit affirmed the trial court

The dangers of regulators treating mere contract-breakers as fraudsters

Kingsley Napley
United Kingdom
July 7 2017

Discussing the judgment in Lusinga v Nursing and Midwifery Council, Sarah Harris, a Senior Associate (barrister) at Kingsley Napley, says the case

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