Podcasts

As we are watching the breaking late-night US news that the former President, Donald Trump, and 18 others, have been indicted by grand jury with conspiracy under the RICO Act in the state of Georgia, USA – this Case by Case episode (#74) comes at an opportune time.

With Luke deep in hearing prep this week, Calum was joined by Miguel to look at a (slightly speculative…) attempt to use the wording of the LMAA Small Claims procedure to bar a claim.

A quick fire one this week – but a snapshot into an interesting maritime law point, London Arbitration 9/23.

With Luke on the move this week, Calum drafted in his compatriot Leo Rees-Murphy to discuss the recent Supreme Court decision in Philipp v Barclays.

Case by Case 71 – Refining the law on Foreign Experts

„This is not a paid commercial… but … TimTams!“

After the yummy detour, this pod is about a serious arbitration topic.

The scope of an arbitration agreement. We know it well under English law. Here the question is subject to Iranian law.

Case by Case – episode 70: Captured in Time

We are back this week with an interesting shipping case. Just as we become podcaster septuagenarians.

I could open this with a profound question like, „what is the meaning of time?“

But this is a more concrete question about whether breach of a vessel hull cleaning clause was intended to create a debt claim for hire post-charter or damages claim.

Case by Case – episode 69: From Gadani to the Garage

If you are on holidays and hire a car, then you will agree with the car hire company where that car needs to be redelivered. If you drop it off somewhere not agreed, then there will be a cost charged.

We’re talking about the same kind of thing here.