Offshore Oil and Gas Dispute Resolution

The recent case of SK Shipping Europe plc v (3) Capital VLCC 3 Corp (5) Capital Maritime Trading Corp [2020] EWHC 3448 (Comm) concerned the time charter of a very large crude...

Counsel Helen Conybeare Williams provided insights in a Mealey’s International Arbitration Report Q&A about how the new London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) rules will affect arbi...

Haynes and Boone has appointed William Cecil as the new managing partner of the firm’s London office. He took the helm on Jan. 1 – the start of the fifth anniversary year of the successful merger that...

An important consideration for structures being built for use offshore and in challenging environments is their expected operational life. As it is difficult to carry out maintenance and repairs offs...

Haynes and Boone London Partners James Brown, William Cecil and Andreas Dracoulis contributed a chapter in Global Arbitration Review’s (GAR’s) recently published Guide to Energy Arbitrations ...

Helen Conybeare Williams, counsel and solicitor advocate at the Haynes and Boone London office, was featured in a Mealey’s International Arbitration Report article about how global economic e...

Associate Maren Strandevold authored an article in Offshore Energy Today and OffshoreWIND.biz about the need for adequate funding allocations, a streamlined regulatory regime, and ne...

The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 (“CIGA”), which came into force on 26 June 2020, introduced a series of new “debtor friendly” procedures and measures to give...

The English High Court has considered whether a buyer of fuel was prevented from bringing a claim for breach of contract by reason of a “binding” certificate of quality.

It is commonplace in construction projects, either off- or on-shore, for an employer to seek protection for any advance payments made to a contractor or for a failure to perform. These will often be i...