Rubicon Vantage - Vasanti Selvaratnam QC, 36 Stone
How has the "Rubicon Vantage" changed existing thinking on when a parent company is liable as a guarantor, for its subsidiary under a charter obligation?
How at risk are clients?
Seaworthiness - John Russell QC, Quadrant Chambers
How far has the decision in “CMA CGM LIBRA" shifted the boundaries of seaworthiness and due diligence?
Why is it such a concern and why does it matter for clients?
Box Clever - Nicholas Stallworthy QC, Outer Temple Chambers
How has judicial guidance in the Box Clever case changed existing thinking on reasonableness and financial support directions?
Why does it matter and why is it so significant for practice?
Pension Schemes Bill - Raquel Agnello QC, Erskine Chambers
How do you control - and overcome - the risk to clients of the Regulator's beefed up powers: (1) imposing criminal sanctions, (2) extending CNs and (3) requiring a statement of intent?
Rectification - Ben Hubble QC, 4 New Square
How clear is the 'subjective’ test of common intention in rectification claims, following FSHC Group Holdings Ltd v GLAS Trust Corp Ltd [2019]?
Scheme governance - Mark Grant, CMS
What are the latest Pensions Ombudsman's cases revealing about good practice and bad practice in scheme administration and trustee decision-making and the available remedies and defences?
Anti-suit injunctions - Sara Masters QC, 20 Essex Street
What is realistic and achievable when arguing for an anti-suit injunction where there is no contractual relationship between two parties?
Has the “Chang Hang Guang Rong" moved the law?
Trustee duties - Henry Legge QC, 5 Stone Buildings
Is there a shift in the wind over the duties owed by trustees to scheme employers and scheme beneficiaries following the KeyMed litigation?
What should trustees be doing to mitigate risk?
Burden of proof - Michael Collett QC, 20 Essex Street
With Volcafe invoked in virtually every cargo claim, what counts and what will sway the Court when trying to stop the burden of proof from shifting to the carrier?
Duty to consult (NTS) - Sarah Hannett, Matrix Chambers
How far can you push the boundaries of a public body's duty to consult (adequately), supported by case law and practical examples?
