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Insights / ESG Issues: Impact on M&A transactions
08-12-2021 / Corporate & Commercial
In this Q&A we consider the impact of environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues on M&A transactions. Examples of what might typically fall within the scope of ESG factors are outlined in our recent article ESG: Corporate Decision Making.
Insights / Court of Appeal agrees cargo liable to contribute in general average following ransom payment
03-12-2021 / Maritime
Herculito Maritime Ltd & others v. Gunvor International BV & others (Polar) [2021] EWCA Civ 1828
Insights / Court of Appeal: High Court decision on break clauses and vacant possession overturned in Capitol Park Leeds plc v. Global Radio Services Ltd [2021]
02-12-2021 / Real Estate
This case concerns the thorny subject of what constitutes valid exercise of a conditional break clause by a tenant.
Insights / Is civil litigation a proper tool to stop climate change?
02-12-2021 / Energy & Infrastructure
The case of Saul Luciano Lliuya vs RWE - an example of a pending climate litigation case in Germany
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News / Ince appoints Jennette Newman as Partner and Head of Insurance
01-12-2021 / Insurance
Heavyweight hire bolsters the firm’s ability to help insurance clients navigate increasingly complex global challenges.
News / Ince launches integrated private wealth offering
29-11-2021
Legal industry’s first holistic suite of private wealth solutions to help clients to navigate the fast-evolving wealth landscape
Insights / Shipping E-Brief November 2021
26-11-2021 / Maritime
The Shipping E-Brief is a publication providing you with key information on legal decisions and developments in shipping and related business areas.
Insights / Cyber security – have you exercised due diligence to make your ship seaworthy?
25-11-2021 / Maritime
The recent, and very important, UK Supreme Court decision in Alize 1954 & another v. Allianz Elementar Versicherung & others (CMA CGM Libra) [2021] UKSC 51 has provided a timely and salutory reminder to shipowners and operators of the importance of being able to demonstrate that their ship is seaworthy if they are successfully to defend claims brought against them by cargo interests and others.
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