Fiona Cain

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...

Counsel Fiona Cain authored an article in Law.com International about London being among the most popular forums for international dispute resolution, with English law still the top ...

Recent statistics from London’s Commercial Court and major arbitration institutions confirm London’s reputation as an international hub for dispute resolution, with English law remaining the most popu...

The “prevention principle” has been a popular argument run by shipyards in English law shipbuilding disputes in recent years. This enthusiasm for the prevention principle has not been shared by Englis...

The chapter on shipbuilding contracts governed by the law of England and Wales is written by Haynes and Boone CDG, LLP’s William Cecil

Getting the Deal Through – Shipbuilding is part of the series of Getting the Deal Through law guides published by Law Business Research that provide an overview of specialist areas of the law in a ...

Haynes and Boone, LLP Counsel Fiona Cain writes in LNG Industry about advances in autonomous shipping and lessons for the LNG shipping industry.

Haynes and Boone, LLP Counsel Fiona Cain writes in Law360 about how English courts are prepared to assist victims of cybercrime.

Haynes and Boone, LLP CDG Counsel Fiona Cain writes in Global Banking & Finance Review about a Scottish law case that illustrates the potential costs for contractors of agreeing to perform th...

Haynes and Boone CDG Partner Andreas Dracoulis and Counsel Fiona Cain write in Energy Voice about avoiding possible cost overruns as a result of decommissioning.