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The UK Supreme Court's landmark decision in Drelle v Servis-Terminal LLC fundamentally reshapes cross-border insolvency practice by confirming that creditors may rely on unrecognised...

A BVI Court case examines whether a publicly traded company can be restrained from redomiciling to another jurisdiction when allegations of fraud and control by interested parties threaten to render enforcement of potential claims impossible. The proceedings reveal the complex interplay between corporate independence, jurisdictional authority, and the protection of alleged fraud victims in offshore litigation.

Maritime litigators are witnessing an increase in vessel arrests stemming from contractual disputes, with poorly drafted contracts identified as the primary culprit. While no contract can guarantee dispute-free operations, understanding best practices and the importance of tailored agreements can significantly minimize risks in complex maritime transactions subject to delays, sanctions, regulatory requirements, and market conditions.