• Guess Who? | Case by Case (Ep. 46)

    Guess Who? | Case by Case (Ep. 46)

    In this episode, Luke Zadkovich and Calum Cheyne discuss the English Court of Appeal case Loreley Financing (Jersey) No 30 Ltd v Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Ltd & Ors [2022] EWCA Civ 1484 (10 November 2022). An issue on privilege decided for the first time in centuries…
    Is the identity of individuals providing instructions for a client inherently privileged ?
    Is there a Canadian style “zone of privacy” in English law privilege?
    Don’t forget the proportionality test in RFI requests!
    The Lord Justice Males Fan Club rollicks on. Listen in to discover this surprising case. For more, check out our ⁠YouTube channel.
  • Be careful what you word for | Case by Case (Ep. 45)

    Be careful what you word for | Case by Case (Ep. 45)

    This week Luke and Calum discuss demurrage claims and time bars in a recent SMA case Stolt Tankers BV v. Stryker Fuels LLC (MT “MONAX”) – SMA No. 4449, 4 August 2022.
    How many times are we going to say that the specific words chosen in a contractual clause are important?!
  • Within the four corners of FM | Case by Case (Ep. 44)

    Within the four corners of FM | Case by Case (Ep. 44)

    In this episode, Luke and Calum discuss the English Court of Appeal decision MUR Shipping BV v RTI Ltd [2022] EWCA Civ 1406 (27 October 2022) handed down by Lord Justice Males.
    Big takeaways for drafting FM clauses moving forward. Check out our YouTube channel for the podcast video: Case by Case Podcast – YouTube
  • COGSA in a land downunder | Case by Case (Ep. 43)

    COGSA in a land downunder | Case by Case (Ep. 43)

    (Better if you sing that title to hear the rhyme. Get it?)
    Indeed Luke asked Leo Rees-Murphy and Calum Cheyne to sing us in, but alas. Jokes aside, this is one for you cargo liability lovers at P&I Clubs, commercial cargo insurers, shipowners or commodity traders/cargo interests.
  • Jakob Reckhenrich

    Jakob Reckhenrich

  • Mitchell Beebe

    Mitchell Beebe