74 results were returned
Our Regulatory team examines some recent Regulation 261 cases relating to passenger delays and claims for compensation.
Our Regulatory team explores the recent judgment of the CJEU and the assessment of the meaning of ‘extraordinary circumstances’ which may relieve the air carrier from having to compensate the passenger(s) under ...
This annual publication provides excellent expert analysis of how government procurement works in this highly regulated sector and is an ideal tool for in-house counsel and commercial practitioners.
Consultant Wolf von Kumberg looks at the legal and practical issues the recent grounding of the 737 Max has caused within Boeing's supply chain and how mediation can be a viable alternative to litigation to help resolve ...
How can you give yourself the best possible chance of success? We outline here our top tips for bidding successfully to MoD.
On 9 April 2019, the Regulation on safeguarding competition in air transport, repealing Regulation (EC) No 868/2004 was adopted by the European institutions. The Regulation aims to regulate competition between EU ...
The Australian Space Agency (ASA) has taken a series of significant strides in its efforts to promote Australia's participation and engagement on civil space engagement initiatives at an international level.
Bird & Bird's Elizabeth Reid and Lucy England look at the recently revised guidance from the Single Source Regulations Office (SSRO) on Allowable Costs for qualifying defence contracts awarded under the UK’s single ...
On 16 March 2018 the High Court dismissed a Claim brought against Ryanair by Bott & Co. – a firm of solicitors familiar to many in the industry as prolific processors of flight delay compensation claims.
DEFAULT DEFAULT Most Relevant Alphabetical Chronological Go
REFINE RESULTS: