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English Courts remain open for business in the face of Covid-19
Published on 2020/03/23
Covid-19 is challenging every aspect of our lives, including how we litigate in the English courts. This briefing offers an
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Official statement of the National Council of Judical officers
Published on 2020/03/23
Please find below is the official statem
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COVID-19: European Commission provides guidance on EU passenger rights
Published on 2020/03/20
In our efforts to mitigate the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Commissio
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COVID-19 Global Port Restrictions Map
Published on 2020/03/20
With the COVID-19 outbreak, ports are imposing various restrictions on vessels and crew. Click on each port or country in the
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State aid:Commission adopts Temporary Framework - COVID-19
Published on 2020/03/20
The European Commission has adopted a Temporary Framework to enable Member States to use the full flexibility
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Coronavirus (COVID -19) - prepared by BIMCO
Published on 2020/03/17
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Ship arrest related claims–jurisdictional issues
Published on 2017/11/16
For years there has been an unresolved problem regarding the article 7 of the International Convention Relating to the Arrest of Seagoing Ships
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Australia enforces the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC)
Published on 2017/11/14
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) is the Australian authority responsible for regulation and implementation of international shipping standards by v
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New Ship Safety Package
Published on 2017/11/14
The adopted package ensures that the rules are clear, proportionate and deliver a common level of safety for EU citizens. For example, once fully implemented by M
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Changes in the list of work that is prohibited for women
Published on 2017/05/29
On 3rd August 2016 the amendment of art. 176 of the Labour Code entered into force. This provision, which is not currently applicable, prohibited the employment o