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Article 2020-09-23
For insurers, the most impactful element of defamation law reforms is the clarification of the cap for damages for non-economic loss. In a timely judgment, Gibson DCJ has provided a useful analysis of two issues that remain unsettled, despite the reforms, in relation to damages in defamation claims.
Article 2020-09-22
This paper describes the process under Bermuda law by which an insurance company may transfer its corporate domicile to or from Bermuda.
Article 2020-09-21
2020 has seen a global challenge unlike any other in the form of COVID-19. Yet, while it has undoubtedly changed the way we work, for now at least, it has also put the spotlight on individuals, on their resilience and on their ability to be themselves.
Case review 2020-09-21
The intricacies of Part 36 have been further illustrated by the judgment in this High Court case (Blackpool Borough Council v Volkerfitzpatrick Limited), where the court was asked to consider the impact of a withdrawn Part 36 offer and how the ‘reasonableness’ of rejecting such an offer should influence the liability for costs.
Article 2020-09-17
“Fenomeno del Niño” is the name given to an unpredictable weather event specific to the eastern side of the Pacific Ocean.
Article 2020-09-17
Here is a story about a quintessentially Hong Kong form of “underground banking”. The mechanism typically starts with someone in Mainland China giving Renminbi to a third party in Mainland China for currency exchange.
Article 2020-09-17
Our trainee solicitor Isaac Chulu Chinn, working in the London office, recently spoke to Bright Network. Here he discussed why he chose Kennedys; how did he build up commercial awareness for his interview, and shares some of his top tips for those wanting to follow in his footsteps.
Article 2020-09-17
Our previous articles detailed the government measures brought in to assist tenants affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, including the publishing of a code of practice for commercial property relationships (The Code).
Article 2020-09-17
The aviation sector has been one of the most affected sectors due to the COVID-19 pandemic, suffering the biggest crisis in its history. Nevertheless, with the assistance of government measures and industry guidance, it seems that its slow recovery has started.
Case review 2020-09-15
In Salih v Emirates [2020] NSWCA 215, the NSW Court of Appeal has denied an application for leave to appeal (the Application) made by a passenger, Mrs Salih (the Plaintiff), who was injured when an overhead compartment landed on her thumb during an international flight.
