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Featured Articles: Aviation

The Cayman Islands: an Alternative Approach to the Cape Town Convention

Richard Munden of Walkers explains how the Cayman Islands became a front-running jurisdiction for the financing of commercial aircraft for lessors and airlines and other operators across the globe.

Roundtable: Aviation 2013

The International Who’s Who of Aviation Lawyers has brought together four of the world’s leading practitioners to discuss alternative financing methods, shifts in dispute work, changing regulation and increased competition within the aviation marketplace.

Corporate Counsel Q&A - Aviation 2012

Who's Who Legal interviews Julian Homerstone, general manager of legal affairs at Virgin Atlantic Airways, Britain's second largest carrier. He discusses the requirements of his role and the relationship between private and in-house aviation legal practice.

European Integration and Bureaucratic Principles

Aviation lawyer, P Nikolai Ehlers of Ehlers, Ehlers & Partner discusses the bureaucracy surrounding the application on EU law in the aviation sector.

The Language and Intent of Aviation Regulation

Sean Gates, Jeremy Robinson, Gates and Partners

Sean Gates and Jeremy Robinson of Gates and Partners evaluate the meaning and effect of policy changes in the UK aviation regulatory regime.

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Analysis: Aviation

Most Highly Regarded Firms: Aviation 2013

Our research utilises the feedback from corporate counsel and private practitioners across the globe to pick out 494 individuals who are considered outstanding in the field of aviation law. The renowned aviation and maritime specialists, Clyde & Co LLP top the research with 18 lawyers, followed by Norton Rose with 14 listings, 12 experts from White & Case and 11 from Clifford Chance, two of whom appear among our most highly regarded individuals.

Research Trends and Conclusions: Aviation 2013

With the benefit of over 14 years of research and tens of thousands of votes from clients and private practitioners, Who’s Who Legal takes a closer look at developing trends in the aviation legal marketplace worldwide. We explore changes in the marketplace affecting financing and regulation.

Most Highly Regarded Firms: Aviation 2012

This year we highlight 458 aviation lawyers in 61 jurisdictions who have been voted as the best in the field.

Research Trends and Conclusions: Aviation 2012

Research Trends and Conclusions: Aviation 2011

With the benefit of over 14 years of research and thousands of votes from clients and private practitioners, Who’s Who Legal takes a closer look at developing trends in the aviation legal marketplace worldwide.

Most Highly Regarded Firms: Aviation 2011

We analyse the findings of our research and profile the leading firms and individuals in international aviation law.

Research Trends and Conclusions: Aviation 2010

Richard Noakes

The global recession has caused a considerable shift in the aviation industry. Previous recessions in 1991 and 2001 have made the aviation sector resilient but it has not been able to avoid substantial losses as a result of the more recent downturn.

Most Highly Regarded Firms: Aviation 2010

This edition features 382 exceptional aviation lawyers from around the world specialising in contentious, regulatory and commercial matters.

Most Highly Regarded Firms: CIS 2010 - Aviation & Shipping

Our research identifies 12 leading lawyers in the field of shipping and aviation within the CIS region, with Russia and Ukraine best represented.

Most Highly Regarded Firms: California 2009 - Aviation

According to state government figures, the aviation industry contributes $111 billion to the Californian economy each year and is one of the most significant employers in the Pacific Coast region.

Aviation

Featured Articles: Aviation

Analysis: Aviation

Richard Noakes

All Lawyers in Aviation (Listed Alphabetically)