Travel & Cross Border Claims Archives - Page 6 of 18

Category: Travel & Cross Border Claims

Jul

Special Briefing: Claims under the Civil Liability (Contribution) Act 1978 and Applicable Law

Those practitioners undertaking cross-border work regularly encounter several conundrums; one of these is the question of where the Civil Liability (Contribution) Act 1978 fits into the applicable law ...

Jul

The Weekly Roundup: Tsunamis, Storms and Screams

Last week we reported that after a catastrophic four months cruise operators had finally been able to restart sailing, albeit initially in a fairly limited way. This week the FCO administered what can ...

Jul

Webinar Recording – Vicarious liability in claims under the Package Travel and Linked Travel Arrangements Regulations 2018

In yesterday’s webinar, Sarah Prager and Andrew Spencer debated whether the decision in X v Kuoni remains good law in light of the new Regulations and the subsequent decisions in ...

Jul

Covid-19 legal uncertainty leaves travel insurers exposed

Much has been written recently about the unwillingness or inability of airlines, travel agents and tour operators to provide holidaymakers with refunds for holidays cancelled or otherwise affected by ...

Jul

Second Spike & Constraint: How will the Package Travel & Linked Travel Arrangements Regulations 2018 Affect Future Holidays?

This article has been written by Matthew Ford of BLM, and Sarah Prager and Richard Collier of 1 Chancery Lane. What are the potential difficulties tour operators might face if there is ...

Jun

The Weekly Roundup: Good News and Bad News

This week has been a mixed bag for the travel industry. Virgin Atlantic appears to be sliding towards insolvency, BA has announced that it will make a quarter of its staff redundant, and EasyJet’s ...

Jun

The Weekly Roundup: to Fly or not to Fly? That is the Question

As we edge ever closer to being able to go on holiday, the team at 1CL has been spending its time reading the recent Transport Select Committee Report on the Aviation Industry, waving a regretful ...

Jun

Special Briefing: Recent Developments in the Caselaw Relating to Jurisdiction

Cases on jurisdiction are like torpedoes, aren’t they? You wait for one for ages, and then four come along in the space of a couple of weeks, culminating in a decision (or rather lack of it) from ...

Jun

The Weekly Roundup: Omens and Auguries

The team at 1CL are all of a doodah today. Not only are a number of courts re-opening today for live hearings, on Thursday the Court of Justice of the European Union released two decisions with ...

Jun

Clarification on ‘extraordinary circumstances’ in the Denied Boarding Regulations: Case C-74/19 LE v Transport Aereos Portugueses SA

EC Regulation 261/2004, more commonly known as the ‘Denied Boarding Regulation’, sets out airline passengers’ rights to compensation, care, and assistance from air carriers if their flights are ...

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