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Reid Roberts & another -v- Mei-Lin & another [2026] EWHC 49 (Ch) 2025 saw two English Court cases, in which a key issue was whether the parties had concluded a binding contract via an exchange of WhatsApp messages. In Jaevee Homes...
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On 22 January 2026, the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine (the AMCU) approved its priorities for 2026. According to the AMCU, these priorities respond to societal needs and to the economic challenges arising from the martial law. 01  —  Which areas will be under...
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Through 2025 fast-paced regulatory, technological and contractual change continued to drive maritime decarbonisation, with numerous fresh challenges emerging day-to-day. To assist banks and financiers in navigating the changing times, by focusing on the practical issues likely to impact their business...
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By Yingbo Wang, Senior Partner of Beijing Dacheng Law Offices, LLP 2025 is a crucial year in China’s progress toward the rule of law. To meet the demands of the new development pattern and high-level opening up, China’s legislative authorities have...
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Demurrage and detention are more than just penalty charges; they are operational outcomes of a complex supply chain.. This essential guide deconstructs how risk builds across the container lifecycle, offering applied industry intelligence to help you manage handoffs, interpret contracts,...
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Alliance Petrochemical Investment (Singapore) PTE Ltd -v- (1) Franceso Mazzagatti and (2) Francesco Dixit Dominus [2025] EWHC 2155 (Comm) A recent case, Beneathco DMCC -v- RJ O’Brien Ltd [2025] EWHC 3079 (Comm), dealt with a party refusing to make a contractually required payment...
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Moeve Trading S.A.U. (formerly CEPSA Trading SAU) -v- Mael Trading FZ LLC [2026] EWHC 17 (Comm) The Commercial Court has granted an application for summary judgment brought by Moeve Trading S.A.U., as Sellers, against Mael Trading FZ LLC, as Buyers,...
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the landscape of dispute resolution worldwide, prompting courts and arbitral institutions to reconsider traditional workflows and ethical boundaries. Both Türkiye and Ukraine stand at the forefront of this evolution, each navigating the integration of AI into their judicial and arbitration systems against...
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