South Africa’s Landmark Flood Lawsuits Could Set a Global Precedent for Public Liability in the Age of Climate Change

Insurance Lawsuits | Public Infrastructure | Environmental Damage Introduction: A Legal Storm After the Flood In April 2022, torrential rains lashed South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal province, causing the worst flooding in over a century. Infrastructure collapsed, supply chains were disrupted, and hundreds lost their lives. Two years later, the financial and legal

Landmark Win for Lessors: UK High Court Orders Insurers to Pay Billions for Stranded Aircrafts

Aviation Law | International Arbitration | Geopolitics In one of the most consequential insurance rulings in recent years, the UK High Court has ruled in favor of multiple aircraft leasing companies—including AerCap and Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE)—in a multibillion-dollar dispute against global insurers over aircraft stranded in Russia. The judgment,